Royals Parade
Parade pic (Photo: Cole Blaise | KCPT)

You ain’t seen nothing yet

November 6, 2015  |  Cole Blaise, Flatland  |  1 min read

If you were there, this is what your heart felt like.
If you watched from afar, this is what your heart felt like.

KCPT Producer Cole Blaise walked the Kansas City Royals #RoyalCelebration route, and yes, this is what his heart felt like. Watch the video and let us @FlatlandKC know what you think. Are you feeling it?

Editor’s Note: This video contains an occurrence of explicit language. 

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