Cubs fans do terrifying trust falls from statue during World Series parade
At long last, Cubs fans finally get to let out 108 years of misery at the team's World Series parade through the streets of Chicago on Friday.
Let's check in on how things are going:
Nothing to see here, just some enthusiastic fans climbing an 18-foot statue and entrusting their personal safety to a group of rowdy, probably-drunk strangers. Sports!
Thankfully, none of these plunges ended in horrified screams, so we can probably assume that nobody was seriously injured. Luckily, Cubs fans have never been known to ruin the life of one of their own before.
Trust fall celebrations are all the rage now https://t.co/1YCUwuYSxp pic.twitter.com/lPFu5r5JO2
— Big Cat (@BarstoolBigCat) November 4, 2016
So this is what my guys decided to do. #TrustFall #Cubs #CubsParade #gocubsgo #BR @BleacherReport @SportsCenter #GrantPark #4Harambe pic.twitter.com/DNW5EheWxH
— Leon Uchiha (@leon_Spears25) November 4, 2016
8:15am and people are already jumping off stuff #CubsParade #FlyTheW pic.twitter.com/hNn1acybAj
— Baylee Taylor (@baytay13) November 4, 2016
hands down the best trust fall out there #CubsParade pic.twitter.com/upTPaLH6Zs
— Anna Lockwood (@alocky1) November 4, 2016
Chicago @Cubs fans do trust falls from 18-foot-tall statue https://t.co/cXgXhUdqCe #FlyTheW pic.twitter.com/OGzXoz4JV6
— CNN (@CNN) November 4, 2016
