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CREDIT: @joshpray on Instagram
American social media star Josh Pray is going viral again after the Tipperary Senior Hurlers took the title in Sunday's All-Ireland Final.
Josh previously surged on Irish social media after Tipperary's Semi-Final win, when he passionately described his support for the Senior Hurling team and said that Tipperary winning the All-Ireland was 'destiny'.
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Looks like he was right after all, in a video posted to social media following the All-Ireland final he said:
"I called this, I said Tipperary was gonna do it!
"It's all about the Tipp focus on the Tipp!
"If I had money, if I had euros, everything would have been on Tipperary. I am the king of Tipp!"
The video is hilarious and well worth a watch, you can check it out below:
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