A raging Philadelphia Eagles fan has been seen shattering the TV after the devastating loss at Super Bowl LVII.
A clip of a devastated supporter is currently making the rounds on the internet.
The video shows the man watching the final moments of the narrow 38-35 defeat after Patrick Mahomes overcame a niggling injury to lead his team to victory.
As Harrison Butker scores the winning field goal in the final seconds of the game, the fan is captured seething before throwing his beverage at the flat-screen TV.
And if you thought that might be a slip of the hand, you’re sadly mistaken.
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The YouTuber and comedian hurled himself in front of the TV, throwing punches and cracking the screen almost instantly.
The Eagles supporter continued to throw his jacket, swinging it to the ground as his friends attempted to hold him back.
One friend is overheard yelling: “It’s just a game.”
But a few words of wisdom wasn't enough to calm this man down as he threw his fists at the TV again.
The video has left many shocked, as one person wrote: “Dudes a grown man and we still acting like this is so cool. Way to go Disney/ESPN.”
Another said: “At that point… packing up my wings and spinach dip, and I’m sliding out.”
While another shared: “Don’t bet money you can’t afford to lose. He dressed like he had money to lose though. I guess he has to sell that outfit.”
However, many viewers have accused the group of men staging the video after it was revealed that the man in the video was a comedian and Streamy Awards nominee FunnyMike, as per TMZ.
One person commented: “$299 for a chance to go viral. Seems good actually. The acting has to be better. The tv has to be mounted. And the script gotta be wittier.”
Another said: “Anything for likes smh.”
A third wrote: “He did that for views lol cowboys fan did that out of anger.”
The clip has been viewed 3.4 million times, has received half a million likes and 26,000 comments, so it's definitely a viral clip.
FunnyMike has his own YouTube channel, where he frequently films funny sketches and pranks.
He has over 8.5 million subscribers and is even the creator of the YouTube series Abc Babies- Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes.
I mean, from nursery rhymes to throwing fists, it’s quite the leap.
Topics: News, Social Media, Sport, Super Bowl, Kansas City Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes, NFL
Charisa Bossinakis