Chargers social media team pokes fun at infamous Chiefs fan
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Given the recent history of the on-field battles between the Kansas City Chiefs and division rival Los Angeles Chargers, there’s not much to poke fun at regarding the seven-time reigning AFC West champions.
That is, unless their fanbase includes an infamous superfan wanted for the armed robbery of a bank. On Thursday, as NFL teams revealed their schedules in varying ways, the Chargers released an anime-styled video featuring digs at one of Chiefs Kingdom’s greatest malcontents.
To announce each of the two games against the Chiefs, a cartoon depiction of a wolf wearing a ‘ChiefsAHolic’ hat appeared. For the Week 7 game, the man is portrayed cutting off an ankle monitor and for the Week 18 game, he’s seen again driving a vehicle while being followed by a helicopter featuring the Pat McAfee Show.
The man in reference wearing a wolf mask and Chiefs gear is Xaviar Babudar.
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He gained notoriety in recent years for his presence on social media and at Chiefs games all across the country. He appeared at games in a wolf outfit and said he drove across the country to see every game. In December, he was arrested in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and given a $200,000 bond. After the bond was reduced to $80,000 days before this year’s Super Bowl, Babudar bonded out.
Shortly after, it was reported that he cut his ankle monitor and failed to show up to a scheduled March court appearance. Now, if caught, Babudar will be held on a $1 million bond.
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