Billboard in Kansas City trolls Chiefs fans

Billboard in Kansas City trolls Chiefs fans with "Fly, Eagles Fly" fight song
A Delaware-based media company is trolling Kansas City Chiefs fans with a billboard near the Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri. The billboard decked in colors of red and white on Interstate 435 urges Chief fans to call 816-323-GO KC [4652].
A billboard in Kansas City has Chiefs fans calling a number that plays the Eagles fight song
The prank by a Delaware-based marketing firm has generated more than $5,000 for charities supported by the two teams squaring off in Super Bowl LIX.
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Billboard in Kansas City trolls Chiefs fans with Eagles fight song
A bright red billboard outside Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City encourages Chiefs fans to dial a special number to hear “a pep rally in your pocket.” Unfortunately for them, it’s a pep rally for their Super Bowl rivals.
‘Fly Eagles Fly': Billboard in Kansas City trolls Chiefs fans
An East Coast based marketing company has planted a billboard for a phony 'pep rally in your pocket' near the Chiefs' stadium in Kansas City. Anyone who calls is treated to the Eagles' fight song.
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