Travis Kelce Rocked The Sickest Iced Out ‘Bud Light’ Chain You Will Ever See During Chiefs Super Bowl Parade (PIC)

Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce sure knew how to prepare himself for the team’s Super Bowl 57 championship parade on Wednesday.

Kelce is one of the NFL’s most beloved players due largely to his hilarious and outgoing personality. For the team’s Super Bowl parade, the future Hall of Famer donned an awesome ‘Bud Light’ chain while delivering several awesome soundbites, such as this one for the haters:

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— Polar Bear Fan (@MPsMP4s) February 15, 2023

And you better believe that social media loved Kelce’s fancy accessory for the big celebration.

When we said the beers would be ice cold this is what we meant

— Bud Light (@budlight) February 15, 2023

Need this https://t.co/2nQSjF5VSq

— Josh Barber (@Jbarb007) February 15, 2023

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Travis Kelce has on a Bud Light chain. Today is a legendary event.

— Carrington Harrison (@cdotharrison) February 15, 2023

Travis Kelce's hat game is tragic, but the Bud Light chain more than makes up for it

— Dan Lucero (@danluceroshow) February 15, 2023

Need that

— Mike Menicci (@MMenicci) February 15, 2023

Kelce was the Chiefs’ leading receiver in the big game, hauling in six receptions for 81 yards as well as the team’s first touchdown. But it was quarterback Patrick Mahomes who won MVP honors, finishing with 21 completions for 182 yards, three touchdowns and 44 rushing yards on six carries.

Travis’ older brother, Jason Kelce, is a star center on the Philadelphia Eagles. Both brothers entered this matchup with one Super Bowl ring apiece, but it was the younger Kelce who walked away from State Farm Stadium as a two-time champion.