KNUST Graduate Recreates Cole Palmer's Cold Celebration At His University Graduation

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KNUST Graduate Recreates Cole Palmer's Cold Celebration At His University Graduation

^{Published on 2024-12-05 06:32:16 - Tim Hastings, N@N}

KNUST graduate Teddy celebrated with Chelsea FC's Cole Palmer goal celebration during his graduation, showing his joy after receiving his bachelor's degree.

A KNUST graduate, known on TikTok as @kwabena_ot, recreated Chelsea footballer Cole Palmer's iconic "cold" celebration during his university graduation. The video, which went viral, shows him receiving his certificate and then mimicking Palmer's celebration, where he pretends to shiver as if it's cold. This act not only captured the attention of netizens but also sparked a wave of humorous comments and appreciation for his creativity. The celebration has become a trend among footballers and fans alike, and this graduate's unique way of marking his academic achievement added a light-hearted moment to the solemn ceremony, resonating with many online viewers.

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