Best of social media: Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Chiefs Kingdom brought a red wave to the streets and to social media for Wednesday's championship parade.

41 Action News compiled some of the best posts of the day from players and from fans both near and far.

The Players

Fashion icon Travis Kelce, described by the mayor as "always colorful and interesting," donned the custom WWE championship beltfor the parade.

The Kansas City Chiefs shared a video that gave the fans a behind-the-scenes look at the celebration on one of the buses.

You can catch Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and others singing "We are the Champions."

Their celebration also included Mahomes pouring beer on Kelce from the top of the bus.

Dustin Colquitt posted a picture with the other specialists arriving at the parade.

"Nothing like a parade in Kansas City...in the snow...To honor our fans & the special communities that makes this TITLETOWN," Colquitt wrote.

Of course, Patrick Mahomes couldn't give his arm a rest, even for the parade. The MVP threw a ball to a boy standing along the route.

The Crowd

One of the most widely shared tweets was a timelapse from the National WWI Museum.

Before the festivities got underway, a fan captured police officers having some fun running plays.

But police had to jump into action early in the day, when a driver broke through a barricade and let officers on a chase.

Luckily, they were able to stop the car before anyone was hurt.

Once the driver was in custody, police shifted their attention to the real focus of the day.

Fans from Afar

Not everyone could be in Kansas City for the parade, but that didn't stop Chiefs Kingdom from celebrating wherever they were.