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Social media recaps the Patriots' Super Bowl parade

Published: Feb 04, 2015 at 06:59 AM

The Patriots paraded through Boston for the fourth time in the Tom Brady/Bill Belichick era on Wednesday. But it marked a momentous occasion for all-world tight end Rob Gronkowski, who notched his first Super Bowl ring after beating the Seahawks 28-24. Was Gronk his usual, reserved self? See for yourself.

Gronk being Gronk... pic.twitter.com/LivJtPbRis
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 4, 2015

On top of the WORLD. @Edelman11 #PatriotsParade pic.twitter.com/GefmFSx09l
— NFL (@NFL) February 4, 2015

#yosoydesfile RT @bradleysalmanac: I think GRONK is enjoying the Pats parade, yeah? pic.twitter.com/NjfUsjagC6
— Andrew Siciliano (@AndrewSiciliano) February 4, 2015

Super Bowl Parade = smiles from Coach Belichick. pic.twitter.com/ImY15YjwXg
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 4, 2015

Crowd goes wild for JE11 https://t.co/9M2Ek20uWn
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 4, 2015

.@wilfork75 & Ninkovich flashing the 4! #SuperBowlChamps pic.twitter.com/1xywEmrc09
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 4, 2015

Shout out to the guy in the Jerod Mayo jersey photobombing my selfie! LOL (D-Mac) pic.twitter.com/uTEVqjh7ri
— Devin&Jason McCourty (@McCourtyTwins) February 4, 2015

Beware of #ButlerIsland. @Patriots #SB49Champs pic.twitter.com/GBQ1moOcvS
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) February 4, 2015

Wide receivers are ready to roll! #superbowlchamps #OnToTheCelebration pic.twitter.com/gLubSUW3jI
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 4, 2015

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