Fans On Street Try To Sing A Nonexistent Super Bowl Song For 'Tonight Show'
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Many just made up the words, and that was the best part.
The “Tonight Show” sent one of its writers, Dion Flynn, out into the streets to get passersby to help him sing the so-called “Super Bowl Song.” (Watch the video below.)
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“Travis Kelce is the reason we wanna watch,” Flynn sang.
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Many just made up the words, and that was the best part.
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