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Jordan Mailata leads the crowd in singing 'We Are the Champions' at the celebration following the Eagles' Championship Parade.

The Philadelphia Eagle Jordan Mailata led fans into singing 'We Are the Champions' at the Eagles Super Bowl Parade.