In honor of the upcoming Super Bowl, the hilarious team behind the More NFL Bad Lip Reading video has released its second instalment parodying the National Football League. The video shows real shots of the players, coaches and other related personnel with absurdly hilarious dialogue dubbed over top of them. The NFL Super Bowl XLVIII on February 2nd, 2014 will see the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos battle it out, where as the video showcases a variety of teams.
In addition to the More NFL Bad Lip Reading video, the YouTube channel has similarly reinterpreted many pop culture features, including the Game of Thrones, which became Medieval Land Fun-Time World, as well as the Walking Dead, the Twilight film franchise, politician Mitt Romney and a number of music videos.
Dubiously-Dubbed Football Parodies
The More NFL Bad Lip Reading is Here In Time for the Super Bowl
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