Robert Griffin III Rap VIDEO With Wife, Rebecca Liddicoat, About 'Pop Rocks & Tootsie Pops'
A video of Robert Griffin III rapping with his new wife, Rebecca Liddicoat, went viral Sunday.
The video, entitled Pop Rocks & Tootsie Pops was uploaded to Youtube by ther user, CandyShopProductions, back in March, but appeared on the NFL's player's official Facebook page on Sunday with the message, "Check out the first official video release of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin III."
That phrase, "Pop Rocks & Tootsie Pops" made headlines in February after convicted murderer Jodi Arias reportedly lied in her testimony about using Pop Rocks and Tootsie Pops during sex with her boyfriend
In the video below, Griffin wears a mask with eyes that glow in the dark, an adidas sweatshirt and a plaid tie.
"I was rolling down the street the other day, 7-11 was on the way," Griffin raps at the start of the song.
"Well brohams and brohamettes, I'm out. Enjoy the music video posted to my Facebook page and talk to you guys in a week," Griffin tweeted on Sunday.
According to the Daily Mail, earlier reports, fueled by the couple's wedding registry, suggested the Washington Redskins star would be saying "I Do" in Virginia, near his team's city of Washington, D.C.
But Griffin and Liddicoat wed on Saturday in a ceremony held in Denver, Colorado.
The two got engaged in October 2010 while attending Baylor University together.
The happy couple wore all white during the ceremony, while the groomsmen were dressed in black and the bridesmaids in red.
Football stars and NFL fans congratulated Griffin via social media on their wedding day.
"Congratulations to you, @RGIII, and Rebecca! Have a wonderful and blessed wedding day!" read a tweet that came from the Baylor University account.
The twitter accounts for the NFL and ESPN also posted a message containing well wishes to the newlyweds.
"Congrats to @Redskins QB @RGIII and his new wife Rebecca on their wedding today," the tweets read.
On Saturday, Griffin tweeted, "The easiest way to say It......BIG DAY!"
