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L.A. Changed The Hollywood Sign To Honor The Rams But Got Roasted For Botching It

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Attempt To Change Hollywood Sign 'Ram's House' Was A True Disaster

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  • An attempt to change the Hollywood sign to honor the Rams’ Super Bowl victory did not pan out as planned
  • People roasted the laughable attempt to make the iconic structure spell “Rams House”
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On Sunday, the Los Angeles Rams provided their dozens of fans with a reason to celebrate after beating the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI to bring the Lombardi Trophy back to a city that seemingly could not have cared less about the outcome of the game.

After the contest, LeBron James was subjected to a flood of mockery for suggesting the Lakers (as well as the Dodgers) should join the NFL champs for a victory parade. The franchise unsurprisingly declined to pounce on that suggestion, but the team did assemble for a procession through the streets of L.A. on Wednesday—although the same couldn’t really be said about the crowds of adoring spectators (or lack thereof).

Following the Super Bowl, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the iconic Hollywood Sign would be getting a temporary makeover to honor the victory, and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce released a mockup of the vision to make the landmark read “Rams House” to commemorate the win.

The workers tasked with facilitating the transformation by covering the preexisting letters took a bit longer than expected, as the sign still read “Rallyouse” when it was photographed on Tuesday.

While it was completed in time for the parade, it’s safe to say the final product left a bit to be desired.

It didn’t take long for the underwhelming nature of the edit to make the rounds online, and plenty of people pounced on the chance to mock the end result of a project that served as the textbook definition of “better in theory than in practice.”

https://twitter.com/serg2xx/status/1494049202736795648

Good job, good effort.

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Connor Toole is the Deputy Editor at BroBible. He is a New England native who went to Boston College and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Frequently described as "freakishly tall," he once used his 6'10" frame to sneak in the NBA Draft and convince people he was a member of the Utah Jazz.
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