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Creed's lead singer becomes a Panthers fan thanks to 'Creedbombing'

Published Jan. 27, 2016 2:58 p.m. ET

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Scott Stapp, lead singer for the band Creed, is jumping on the Carolina Panthers' bandwagon after the team's "Creedbombing" activity has gone viral.

As Panthers linebacker Ben Jacobs explains, Creedbombing is when you look the other person square in the eye and sing the lyrics to a Creed song. Stapp caught wind of it recently, and he became a big fan of the idea and the Panthers.

Via The Charlotte Observer:

The Panthers' players have used it to relieve stress during a pressure-packed postseason run, but the humor was not lost with Stapp.

Stapp even has intentions of dropping a Creedbomb or two on an unsuspecting acquaintance in his life. He offered up an example of what one of his Creedbombs might sound like.

The Panthers can rest easy knowing that the lead singer of the band they imitate is in their corner. He even has some advice for the team as they head into the biggest game of their careers.

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