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A fan has gone viral online after getting a massive Kansas City Chiefs tattoo to cover up what used to be a massive Dallas Cowboys tattoo.
There used to be a time when the Cowboys were synonymous with success, but it’s been decades since they gave their fans a season to cheer, and one is seemingly fed up as he’s decided to make the move from America’s team to Chiefs Kingdom.
The fan, shown in the video below, is believed to have paid just $160 to become a new man, undergoing an inking procedure that completely obscured his previous Cowboys tatt.
Check him out right below:
𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: A Cowboys fan has gone viral for getting his massive Cowboys tattoo covered up with a huge Chiefs tattoo.
One of the craziest videos you will watch all week.
😳😳😳 pic.twitter.com/JG7ZsqiIJN
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) May 16, 2025
“Smart. I do this every year based on whoever wins the Super Bowl,” another fan joked.
Smart. I do this every year based on whoever wins the Super Bowl.
— Joe Osborne (@JTFOz) May 16, 2025
“bandwagon a** fan, as a browns fan, i’ll never understand this 😂 it can’t be THAT bad,” a comment read.
bandwagon ass fan, as a browns fan, i’ll never understand this 😂 it can’t be THAT bad
— DAWG POUND…😤 (@Believeland4L) May 16, 2025
“So chiefs fan got cowboys tattoo then covered up with chiefs tattoo nice try nick Wright and fs1😂,” someone laughed.
So chiefs fan got cowboys tattoo then covered up with chiefs tattoo nice try nick Wright and fs1.😂
— Wayne Ross (@WayneRo72909169) May 16, 2025
“Main man got the redskins logo,” someone else suggested.
Main man got the redskins logo
— I'm living rent free in these clowns 🤡 heads (@gloomysmitty) May 16, 2025
On one hand, it’s easy to understand how difficult it is to be a Dallas Cowboys fan, given that they’re disappointed season after season while being forced to watch some franchises win multiple Super Bowls.
On the other hand, it’s tough to watch someone switch allegiances like that.
We have to assume he put a lot of thought into it, or maybe not, as he could have the new ink redone for less than $200, which might be the case because the Chiefs aren’t guaranteed to return to winning ways after losing the Super Bowl and failing to snag that three-peat.
