The Patriots Victory Party Was Absolutely Epic

The Patriots did the only reasonable thing following their 28-24 victory over the Seahawks at Super Bowl XLIX: they threw a party.

Robert Kraft first alluded to it during a postgame interview with the NFL Network.

Everyone was there, including Tom Brady, who didn’t know what face to make.

Good morning, #PatriotsNation! This photo should sum up how you’re feeling today: pic.twitter.com/rxzfXUouMi

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 2, 2015

The guests included Pitbull and Darius Rucker.

Rock on: Patriots’ post-Super Bowl party featured performances from Pitbull and Darius Rucker. pic.twitter.com/5FREtemHR7

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) February 2, 2015

Flo Rida was there, too.

Flo Rida performed at epic #patriots party after win last night

— Steve Silva (@stevesilva) February 2, 2015

So was Rick Ross.

Performing for @Patriots Private party tonight!!!!! @OfficialBelaire Brut on Ice pic.twitter.com/KIjQicExJv

— Hood Billionaire (@rickyrozay) February 2, 2015

These two have actually been pals for a while.

Me and Robert Kraft negotiating me a 1 yr deal #MaxContract | @wingstop @belairerose @mCigs pic.twitter.com/LXevUl9Fxq

— Hood Billionaire (@rickyrozay) July 27, 2014

They’re so tight, in fact, that Rick Ross got some private time with the Lombardi Trophy.

“@rickyrozay: #hoodbillionaire Robert Kraft pic.twitter.com/t2Z0keX8lT” Rick Ross Just Had To Get His Hands On That Trophy! #SuperBowl

— Follow Goddadeallee (@XIIGODDIANXVI) February 2, 2015

The Pats got on stage together. And they danced, like true champs would.

Just a couple guys on stage at the postgame party… pic.twitter.com/kCN10dGUst

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 2, 2015

But the real star of the show? Kyle Arrington’s son, who shut down the dance floor.

Kyle Arrington’s son is OWNING the post-game party right now. https://t.co/TF7YFCCZqX

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 2, 2015

We’re guessing everybody’s sleeping in this morning.

(h/t BostInno. Photos via Matthew J. Lee and Jim Davis for the Boston Globe.)