'No Like US' by Kendrick Lamar gave the Oval noise on Friday morning. It had been the song that stuns the owner of the part -time show last Sunday. Now, it can also be the anthem of the Super Bowl Lix, because in his victory parade, Philadelphia showed that there is no one like Eagles fans.
With a crowd reinforced by school students who received the day off, more than one million followers of the Eagles went to the city center on Friday when five miles of the parade road became an exultant celebration of the philadelphia culture, for Better and worse.
“Sando bleeding for this city,” said Howie Roseman from the top of the iconic 'rocky' steps of the city. The general manager of the Eagles had taken a can of beer to the forehead. But according to the rebel scenes of the City of Fraternal Love, most Eagles fans would do the same, if not more.
They would bleed, sweat, cry and, most importantly, they camped almost 24 hours in advance to ensure that they had the perfect view of the MVP of the Super Bowl Jalen Hurts that went to the Lombardi trophy outside the Museum of Art of Philadelphia.
A handful of followers began to meet at Oval on Thursday night in preparation of their world champions. Some even arrived in the early 3 pm on Thursday, 20 hours before the parade left Lincoln Financial Field.
At 8:30 am, in the typical style of Philadelphia, others had already climbed the trees that covered the route, which continued by Broad Street to the City Council before heading west towards Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
The Philadelphia Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl success with a great parade in the city
Thousands of fans camped Thursday night to get a place in front of the 'Rocky' statue
By then, the night campers had long dragged their Igloo -style tents for a long time, having sufficiently grabbed their seat in the front row while the newborns made their way along Broad Street.
The philadelphia faithful could already be seen grabbing bottles of champagne, whiskey and even chambord while they followed the river of green around the town hall.
“This is the best day,” a child shouted among the multitude of fans who rose on him. They were just 8 in the morning.
If they were not in the middle of the battle of Broad Street, each pair of eyes was attached to one of the jumbotrones that repeat a repetition of the mastery of the Super Bowl of the Eagles of the Kansas City chiefs. The cheers for the Cooper Legan selection were as electric as Sunday night.
There was a strong police presence along the route, but even they were swelling in the celebration cigars.
So maybe there was no greater testimony of the fidelity of Philadelphia to their sports teams than the couple who exchanged their votes on the parade route, or another that decided that the super Bowl parade was the corresponding moment to announce their pregnancy.
As fans told Dailymail.com, it was an appropriate love festival of the fraternal love city in no less than Valentine's Day.
'It is electric. It is love. It is indescribable, “a native of Philadelphia, who had traveled from England, described. He had begun to plan his transatlantic trip after the Eagles beat the Green Bay Packers in the Round of Commodines of the playoffs.
The parade completed a whirlwind for a few weeks for the Eagles and chief coach Nick Sirianni
Despite the city's supplications, fans uploaded trees and posts to get the best possible view
Meanwhile, the students of Drexler Mackenzie Fusco, Francesca Catalano and Evelin Clot had established a camp in the lower part of the 'rocky' steps from 11:30 pm last night despite the risk of snow.
“You never can see that a city joined that way,” Evelin said. Look at all the people who are here. We have made friends camping. It is surprising to see everyone to meet as a community. It feels at home.
However, many rival fans will not reconcile with the friendly side of the Philadelphia fans base. The faithful of Philadelphia are personified by their notorious, moody and rabid support.
However, Evelin responded to his rivals, insisting: 'If you are in it, you understand. If you are not, you don't.
'It is the city of fraternal love, and if you do not support the Eagles, the Sixers, the Philis, the Flyers, the Union, you are not in the Brotherhood.
'People sometimes make decisions that do not reflect the entire base of Philadelphia fans. When they look at us, they just see bad things. We are a city that is loved. You can hate us everything you want, but we don't care.
While it can only be the minority that twisted the reputation of the city of fraternal love in one of hate, he said that bad decisions began to flood in thick and fast.
Despite the desperate pleas of Mayor Cherelle Parker, the fools of the brave heart among the swarm of eagles t -shirts began their rassoring pilgrimages in the middle of the morning.
It is believed that more than one million people have aligned the streets of Philadelphia in celebration.
The legend of the Eagles, Jason Kelce, divided the opinion with his appearance in the parade of his former team
The first siren was heard echoing the oval around 11:30. Inaugural fireworks had whistled in the air much earlier, the sound bouncing from the crowd of one million people.
From just meters away, the brass sound infused the fear of a shot for a fleeting moment. Unfortunately, the real shots were still coming.
Two women, aged 20 and 27, were shot in the parade after an argument. Police said the shooting developed near Ben Franklin Parkway block, half a mile where Eagles players celebrated their victory.
The news occurred just after Jalen Hurts and took to their stage in the Philadelphia art musuem after receiving the welcome from a strident and drunk hero.
The wounds swelled in a cigar at the top of the double open floor along the parade route.
Saquon Barkley, along with many other players, left the buses to walk along the parade route and exchange high five with fans who pressed against barricades.
A few noisy fans launched beer cans to the players, which resulted in the rebel launch that caused Roseman to “bleed in the city.”
Even the legend of Eagles, Jason Kelce, made a cameo, joining the party since the beers have already started.
Officials of the city of Fternaly Love said that two women, both 20 years old, had been shot in the legs near the parade by an unknown man
It was expected that more than one million people descend on Philadelphia for Friday celebrations
The prayer fed with alcohol of the Eagles that followed was an appropriate tribute for its fans base. Some can say a true reflection.
Jordan Mailata led an exciting interpretation of 'We Are The Champions', Reed Blankenship and left, called' exciting Whites', broke into Meek Mills' dreams and nightmare , ', Adrian'. In a wink to rocky movies.
But he was veteran Brandon Graham, whose future hangs in balance, which best captured the essence of Philadelphia.
“I am so happy that you have not had to go through a sprinkler game,” said the veteran defensive wing. It's about being sandy. We will remain sandy.
Graham, who has spent 15 seasons in Philadelphia, referred, of course, the 40-22 demolition of the Kansas City of the Eagles in New Orleans.
And, after denying the bosses a historic 'three mobs', the philadelphia faithful took the opportunity to rub salt in the wound.
A group of fans was photographed with a pig roast that had a wig in the head and number 15 was screwed next to him, the number used by the field marshal of the Patrick Mohomes bosses.
The general manager of the Eagles Howie Roseman suffered an unpleasant cut in the head after a beer can hit him
In other places, there was a coffin carried through the massive crowds with 'Rip Chiefs' stamped.
The songs of 'F *** The Chiefs' were as frequent as the classic 'Eagles' of Philadelphia, or its traditional ballad of the song of La Victoria.
The signs that welcome the eagles as 'Domitters of the dynasty' and 'Dynasty destroyers' scored the sea of green. Although self -proclaimed, it is a title to which they have all the right.
“There is no place as a philadelphia,” reads a banner on a plane while scratched on the directions loaded with improperly fed by alcohol. For better or worse, the toast of Philadelphia with its Super Bowl heroes showed that it was true on Friday. After all, the Lombardi trophy is no longer in Kansas City.