Generally when New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is seen chugging a beverage, it tends to be of the “adult variety”, especially when it comes to duck boat parades.
Yet on Wednesday this week, Gronkowski made his chugging skills more “kid friendly” when he attended a charity event at a middle school in Western Massachusetts and the students starting cheering “chug it” while he was casually drinking a water bottle on stage.
Embracing the cheer, Gronkowski finished off the water and promptly spiked it to the ground as the kids went wild with excitement.
Elementary students cheer "chug it" for @RobGronkowski to drink his water in Turners Falls. He obviously finished with a spike. pic.twitter.com/fmzdqSvQQv
— Amanda Keane (@AmandaKeaneTV) March 7, 2017
At 27 years of age, Gronkowski forever remains a true kid at heart.
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