Bengals fan goes social media viral for 'Anybody but the Chiefs' diss track

A Cincinnati Bengals fan from Tipp City, Ohio, has a message to share with the Kansas City Chiefs .

Singer-songwriter Cory Breth took social media by storm recently after posting a video Sept. 3 of himself and other NFL fans performing a song he wrote about the back-to-back Super Bowl champions.

In the video, Breth, who's wearing a Bengals jersey, and the rest of the group, all wearing NFL apparel, state they hope the Chiefs fall this season, singing "We root for different teams, but I think we can agree. Anybody but the Chiefs."

As of Sept. 13, the video had over 1 million views and 45,000 likes. Breth also posted a second part to the song Sept. 4, which has over 1.5 million views and 87,000 likes.

"Dear Chiefs, It's me. Don't do this again. 15 with the goatee, give someone else a chance. T Kelce, King Swiftie, go focus on romance. Coach Reid, retreat. Move that moustache to France," Breth sings.

Breth received countless reactions from Chiefs fans expressing their amusement toward the song. Many stated they would embrace the hate since there was a time when the Chiefs weren't one of the best teams in the league.

"There was a time not too long ago where we were singing very similar tunes. Chiefs won’t dominate forever…but hopefully we three peat before that," one comment reads.

Another user shared a similar sentiment writing, "(Some) of us have dealt with Chiefs heartbreak since childhood. Let us have our time."

"ALL OF KC *smiles..looks around* and says.. 'We've made it,'" one Instagram user added.

The Bengals play the Chiefs at 4:25 p.m. Sunday.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Bengals fan goes social media viral for 'Anybody but the Chiefs' diss track