They had foresight in Philadelphia ahead of last night's Super Bowl: street lamps were greased with hydraulic fluid in an attempt to prevent fans from scaling them in celebration.
Though, if your team wins its first ever Super Bowl, some grease is not going to stop you.
@Eagles fan > hydraulic fluid. Yep, he scaled the light pole! Come on guys!!! Celebrate safely! Be responsible #SuperBowlLll @Eagles @6abc pic.twitter.com/V2dkMp8qYY
— Christie Ileto (@Christie_Ileto) February 5, 2018
The Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots in a thriller in Minneapolis on Sunday night. It led to some wild celebrations in the city.
Cars were flipped.
Car = flipped
(h/t @WutWeTalkinBout) pic.twitter.com/h9mFqzOggr— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) February 5, 2018
People jumped from the canopy of the Ritz Carlton.
OMG I JUST WATCHED A MAN DIE pic.twitter.com/oZHBmDajJa
— max (@MaxOnTwitter) February 5, 2018
The canopy later collapsed.
The Ritz canopy has collapsed pic.twitter.com/9LBolLtIPY
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) February 5, 2018
Street poles were ripped out of the ground.
They ripped the dang steeet poles out of the ground pic.twitter.com/af6ccASHTA
— max (@MaxOnTwitter) February 5, 2018
