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Gronk like dance. Gronk like take shirt off. Gronk like money for dance with no shirt. Gronk happy.
Rob Gronkowski may not be going to the Super Bowl in back-to-back years, but that doesn’t mean he still isn’t one of the most fortunate humans alive. He’s arguably the greatest tight end in NFL history in only six, sometimes injury-shortened seasons, he’s the embodiment of joy in a musclebound action star frame, and his love for dancing is always welcomed. Sometimes, number 87 is bashed for his lovable goofiness and his shimmies on the football field, but just know that dancing is part of Rob Gronkowski. Take away the dancing, and Gronk wouldn’t be Gronk. That would make Gronk sad.
And like anything as pure as a Gronk dance, it’s been part of his life for years. He revealed to Conan that back in college, he somehow ended up as security for a male stripper friend, and once things got a little rowdy, drinks were put in his direction, and after a few seconds of waving off the partygoers, he could no longer resist the music. He stripped down to his boxers and began dancing for everyone in attendance. The way it should be.
If the music is playing, Rob Gronkowski must dance. For it is his curse, and what he must do it to stay alive.
(Via Team Coco)
