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Melon Head Rams. It all started back in 1983 at anaheim stadium. According to an interview in the la times in 2016, a super fan named lance goldberg began the trend. Don't worry, it's not the. Twice, fiery linebacker kevin greene took a melon from the fans, put it on his head and dashed into the tunnel. Passing rams players often shook their heads in disbelief; But irrespective of the result, one might have noticed some rams fans travel with cutout watermelons on their heads. One tradition the rams fanbase have is wearing melons on their heads. The movement apparently dates back to the 1980s, before their moves to st louis and backs. The melonheads are passionate football fans who really love their team “the los angeles rams”. 46k views, 706 likes, 51 loves, 136 comments, 166 shares, facebook watch videos. According to an explainer on the rams website, lance has been showing up to rams games with watermelons on his head since 1982, and he’s the first of the team’s “melonheads.” lance started wearing watermelons on his head to make rams fans less “inhibited.”

Passing rams players often shook their heads in disbelief; It all started back in 1983 at anaheim stadium. One tradition the rams fanbase have is wearing melons on their heads. According to an interview in the la times in 2016, a super fan named lance goldberg began the trend. The movement apparently dates back to the 1980s, before their moves to st louis and backs. The melonheads are passionate football fans who really love their team “the los angeles rams”. Twice, fiery linebacker kevin greene took a melon from the fans, put it on his head and dashed into the tunnel. According to an explainer on the rams website, lance has been showing up to rams games with watermelons on his head since 1982, and he’s the first of the team’s “melonheads.” lance started wearing watermelons on his head to make rams fans less “inhibited.” But irrespective of the result, one might have noticed some rams fans travel with cutout watermelons on their heads. Don't worry, it's not the.

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Melon Head Rams Twice, fiery linebacker kevin greene took a melon from the fans, put it on his head and dashed into the tunnel. But irrespective of the result, one might have noticed some rams fans travel with cutout watermelons on their heads. According to an interview in the la times in 2016, a super fan named lance goldberg began the trend. It all started back in 1983 at anaheim stadium. The melonheads are passionate football fans who really love their team “the los angeles rams”. Twice, fiery linebacker kevin greene took a melon from the fans, put it on his head and dashed into the tunnel. According to an explainer on the rams website, lance has been showing up to rams games with watermelons on his head since 1982, and he’s the first of the team’s “melonheads.” lance started wearing watermelons on his head to make rams fans less “inhibited.” 46k views, 706 likes, 51 loves, 136 comments, 166 shares, facebook watch videos. One tradition the rams fanbase have is wearing melons on their heads. The movement apparently dates back to the 1980s, before their moves to st louis and backs. Don't worry, it's not the. Passing rams players often shook their heads in disbelief;