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Kyle Busch might not be the luckiest driver now, sitting without a sponsor or a contract after the current season. This is surprising considering how fast he is, and he proved that at Bristol when he won his 60th Cup Series race. But the way he celebrated is quite interesting.

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Busch paid homage to an iconic video of Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski to celebrate the win with his friends.

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You see, Kyle walking down with his friends, vibing to an iconic song by P. Diddy, Black Rob and Mark Curry called ‘Bad Boy 4 Life’.

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This is a post celebrating Busch’s 60th win in the NASCAR Cup Series at the Bristol Dirt race. But, the interesting part is that the driver is celebrating by paying homage to a video of Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski.

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But what was the video?

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Kyle Busch Paying Homage to Tom Brady And Rob Gronkowski

The origins of Busch’s video is quite interesting because Brady and Gronkowski did an almost identical video when they signed with Tampa Bay Buccaneers officially.

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This is the video the Tampa Bay duo recorded back in March 2020.

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It’s interesting how Busch paid homage to the NFL Legend.

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Could the Instagram post mean that Busch is a Brady fan? Because as soon as the driver of the #18 car won his first race of the season, he reminded his fans of the Quarterback with his video. Is the Bristol winner a Tampa Bay fan? Only he can tell us.

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Hetul Katyal

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Hetul Katyal is a NASCAR and F1 Writer at Essentially Sports. Currently pursuing his degree in Journalism from Delhi College of Arts and Commerce. When the Stock Cars rev up, you can find him cheering Chase Elliott and Kyle Busch, in hopes of seeing one of them drive to the Victory Lane. Short tracks have a special place in Hetul's heart, but he gets really excited for Superspeedways, especially when the race is at Talladega. However, when the Formula One paddock gets ready to race, you'll find Hetul hoping to see Carlos Sainz stand at the top of the podium.

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