The Cincinatti Bengals revealed that they will face the Kansas City Chiefs on New Year's Eve this season with the help of former OT Orlando Brown Jr., and Cincinatti Mayor, Aftab Pureval.
In the video, Pureval was recorded by Brown, and announced that the game would be played in Week 17. He then asked Brown if this video was better than the previous video he made, trolling the Kansas City Chiefs.
The video was posted by the Bengals' Twitter page.

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Ahead of the Chiefs-Bengals 2023 AFC Championshio game, Pureval made a video trolling the Chiefs, calling their stadium, Arrowhead, "Burrowhead," referring to Joe Burrow having more success head-to-head against Patrick Mahomes' Chiefs.
The Chiefs winded up winning the game 23-20 and advanced to the Super Bowl, while trolling Pureval in return.
NFL bans bashed mayor Aftab Pureval after the Bengals' video drop featuring him and Orlando Brown Jr. Some referred to when Travis Kelce trolled him back while others thought the video was lame.
Here's how fans responded:
Travis Kelce called out Cincinatti Mayor Aftab Pureval following the Chiefs' victory over the Bengals in the playoffs

Following the Kansas City Chiefs AFC Championship victory over the Cincinatti Bengals, Travis Kelce didn't hold back by trolling Pureval. In the post-game interview, he advised Pureval to know his role and shut his mouth.
Kelce said:
"How about this beautiful trophy? I got some wise words for that Cincinnati Mayor, know your role and shut your mouth, ya Jabroni."
The video made rounds on social media with Pureval humbled, saying he deserved that.
It's safe to say fans are still bashing Pureval for his involvement in videos regarding the Chiefs and their matchups.
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