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The Kansas City Chiefs have used a version of Gary Glitter's "Rock n' Roll Part 2" as the song they play after a touchdown. But there is some unfortunate information on Gary Glitter here so the Chiefs are moving away from that and they're asking fans to vote on the new touchdown song.
Here are the three options you can vote on:
- "Hey, Kansas City!" by David George and A Crooked Mile
- "Song 2" by Blur
- "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool
@ArrowheadPride surprised so many people are upset, seems like a legit reason to stop using the old song...
— Adam Cribbs (@AdamCribbs) August 21, 2015
@ArrowheadPride If they pick the DJ Cool song, I might not go to a game this year.
— Kyle Helmer (@khelm9) August 21, 2015
@ArrowheadPride I was at the chiefs/cards preseason game and I had chiefs fans doing our touchdown chant... It's tradition... @chiefs
— Brad Reese (@bradreese5) August 21, 2015
@ArrowheadPride noooooooooooo, same song!!!!
— Michelle Ehrhorn (@MichelleEhrhorn) August 21, 2015
@ArrowheadPride I don't like it, but it's officially happening. Make your voice heard and make sure it's not "Let me clear my throat."
— Kyle Sitton (@kmfs1) August 21, 2015
@ArrowheadPride this would be a big issue. Part of why Arrowhead works is that chant. It's not just tradition, but a genuine feeling.
— Dusty K (@dustykugler) August 21, 2015