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Jordan Davis Plays a Lot of Mario Kart

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Jordan Davis Plays a Lot of Mario Kart

Jordan Davis just posted a hilarious video on Instagram with the caption, “People:  What’s backstage like?  You guys must have the craziest parties at your shows every night . . . Us:  You ever heard of Mario Kart?”

Who knew Jordan was such a Mario Kart fiend?  And there is plenty of swearing in the clip, so you know the crew takes it seriously.

The video starts with him on the phone with Pat McAfee, who asks, “So you guys play a lot?”  And then Jordan says, “When the bus is rolling, we’re usually playing Mario Kart.”

Pat then says, “That’s [effing] awesome.”

And then the rest of the video is just a couple of adult males, living their best lives . . . Playing Mario Kart, and talking trash to their friends.

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