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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

VIDEO: Lexington Riots, Drops F-Bombs On Live TV

Fans in Lexington, Ky., celebrated the Kentucky Wildcats' national championship with a predictable mix of alcohol and violence. Within hours of the win, numerous couches were ablaze and several dozen people had been arrested. One (presumably drunk) driver crashed his car into a patio wall of a bar and grill, nearly taking out patrons, while another person was reportedly shot.

It’s tough to find humor in all of the destruction, but fortunately not all of the drunken idiocy has been violent. Take, for example, the proudly profane fan in the video after the jump, whose NSFW cameo stunned the TV crew into silence.

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