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Von Miller Raps With Lil Wayne at Super Bowl After Party
02/09/2016
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(Radio.com) Super Bowl winner and New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms just wanted to go to Disney World after winning in 1987, but Super Bowl 50's MVP and Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller had a different idea of how to celebrate his team's victory.

At an after party, Von Miller rapped alongside Lil Wayne, and the football player completely held his own, keeping up with the rapper word for word. TMZ got a hold of Snapchats from the party, held at the Grand Nightclub, which show Von Miller next to Lil Wayne and Chris Brown on stage.

One of the snaps shows the entire team and their audience freaking out to Drake and Future's "Big Rings," especially that line, "Cause I got a really big team/ And they need some really big rings." Watch it here.

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