The Hollywood sign is getting a makeover to commemorate the Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl victory.
Following the Rams’ 23-20 victory against the Cincinnati Bengals, the iconic sign in the hills above the city will be changed to say “Rams House.”
Los Angeles has never had the chance to celebrate a Rams Super Bowl triumph, but following Sunday’s win against the Bengals, the city is going all out. The iconic Hollywood sign will be altered to “Rams House” ahead of the procession on Wednesday.
Also, the process of replacing the letters has begun. The “R” and “A” are almost placed, according to the live camera feed on the sign’s website, thus the sign presently reads “Rallywood.”
On Monday, Mayor Eric Garcetti stated, “What a day in Los Angeles.” “We can’t wait to show off our L.A. pride to this town’s top teams and supporters.” with a show that only Hollywood could pull off. “Rams, go!”
The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and the Hollywood Sign Trust were praised by Rams COO Kevin Demoff for making the adjustment to commemorate the team’s title.
“Winning a Super Bowl for Los Angeles and our supporters in our own stadium is a dream come true,” Demoff added. “We are appreciative to the city, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, and the Hollywood Sign Trust for allowing us to celebrate our fans and community by transforming the famous Hollywood sign into a celebration of our historic victory.”
On Wednesday, the Rams will hold a parade that will go from the Shrine Auditorium to the Coliseum.
