"Them gatorboyz wilding": Florida Gators fans react to Tramell Jones Jr. and teammates naming their favorite Christmas song

The world is celebrating Christmas and the prospects from the Class of 2025 are also in a festive mood. Florida Gators' signees Tramell Jones Jr., Byron Louis and Vernell Brown III were in full Christmas spirit as they gave a funny interview to Overtime discussing their favorite Christmas songs.

The two songs that popped up were "It's Beginning to look a lot like Christmas" by Michael Buble and "All I Want for Christmas is You" by Mariah Carey.

Brown and Louis were in a jolly mood and even sang. However, the star of the show was the Gators' quarterback signee who showcased his vocal strength and impressed his teammates and fans.

Jones sang a few lines from the song "Last Christmas" by Wham! and made his teammates dance to his tunes. College football fans were surprised by the QB's singing ability and expressed their reactions in the comments section.

"Celebrate me home!" one fan said.

"Beautiful voices," another fan wrote.

"Vernell," another fan commented.

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Florida fans enjoyed the interview and found it humorous.

"Yall play to much," one fan wrote.

"Them gatorboyz wilding," another fan said.

"Perfect timing," another fan commented.

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All three athletes signed with the Gators on National Signing Day and will hope to lead the Gainesville-based side to a title.

Tramell Jones Jr. announced his commitment to the Florida Gators on Nov. 17

The Florida Gators landed the commitment of four-star quarterback Tramell Jones Jr. on Nov. 17 and signed him on Dec. 4. He chose the Gators over top programs such as Florida State, UCF, Miami and Ole Miss, among others.

He took a trip to Gainesville for an official visit and attended Florida's game against the LSU Tigers on Nov. 17. He pledged his allegiance after the Gators won 27-16.

"I’d say the highlight of the weekend was of course was being in the Swamp, but also being able to spend that time with DJ (Lagway) and all the other players," Jones Jr. said, via Gators Online. "I wanted to see what the atmosphere and culture was with them, getting to see how they felt about the season, getting to see how they are outside of football."

Jones is ranked No. 247 nationally and the No. 21 QB in the Class of 2025, as per On3. He is also the No. 35 prospect in Florida.