Angels in the Endzone at Arrowhead
 

o:-)

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Angels in the End Zone <a href="https://t.co/wSTCbbADQP">https://t.co/wSTCbbADQP</a> <a href="https://t.co/czWEaqiCJP">pic.twitter.com/czWEaqiCJP</a></p>&mdash; New Heights (@newheightshow) <a href="https://twitter.com/newheightshow/status/1867340534798594299?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 12, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

I'm sorry but I'm just nowhere near stoned enough for that to make sense...

Carry on, lads...

Is this another one of those flying hot dog threads that only incels understand?

Angels came down from heaven and pulled the goalpost back just far enough so the ball would ricochet inside and back.

Have you ****ers seriously never seen Angels in the Outfield? LMAO

If this is the case, where the FCK were they when we needed them years back. On a fridged night at Arrowhead ...

Sounds like a porno, almost as much as hammock parties.

This is pretty good! 🤣

Praying not to watch again.

Not my favorite...kinda ghey.

Somehow I know exactly what you mean. :hmmm:

Did u make this?

I guess this copypasta is funnier than the last one.

This is not a copypasta. A copypasta is text, only.

This is a clever edit (or "mashup") combining the end of the Chiefs game with the popular film "Angels in the Outfield," though the author is using the title "Endzone" here since it's a football-based mashup.

In the movie Angels in the Outfield, angelic beings often appear out of nowhere to assist athletes on the field of play. In this edit, the angels from the movie have been cleverly inserted through software masking into real-life football moments from last Sunday night's game.

They are depicted moving the goalposts so the ball can bounce in for the game-winning kick.

The Kelce brothers have also capitalized on their own celebrity status and fame by inserting themselves into the footage, replacing characters faces from the movie. It appears artificial intelligence was used to do this.

Overall, the video is quite funny, through the framerate appears "off" and the vertical nature of the video detracts from the quality of the experience. It is well-edited, however, despite these minor technical drawbacks.

It's unknown whether the internet poster known as "Hammock Parties" made this video.

While he is known for inserting football players into movies as a hobby on his channel known as "Red Tribe Cinema," there's no direct evidence that he works for the Kelce brothers.

There was a very popular tweet he made a few years ago, which was downloaded by the Kelce brothers' podcast account twitter feed known as "New Heights." The New Heights feed reuploaded the clip to their own account and credited him. It featured the Kelce brothers talking about football, making a reference to a specific play from a Chiefs-Lions game, that was then played over the video that was tweeted.

Based on this evidence, it's certainly possible Hammock Parties made this video, as he clearly provided content for the Kelce brothers indirectly. However, a recent internet post he made criticized the video for having an "off" framerate," and being vertical in nature.

No one has come forward to claim status as the video's author to date. So, it remains a mystery.