Fiesta Bowl 2019 - Horizon Zero Dawn & Uncharted Playstation Music w/LSU & UCF Marching Bands

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Now this is Epic

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OKay, this is very epic indeed brother

[@fredrik38949]

1. who her came from the horizon reddit? 2. now this is epic

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Uncharted Reddit here.

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I did I did

[@aadipie]

Hell yeah . Love these themes

[@JayRockLA]

They should have all teams that play in the playstation bowl game do this every year

[@theteacher4202]

Both bands are amazing!

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Sooo coooool

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Uncharted is my favorite

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Big chungus 2 was better