Fore! The highly anticipated “Happy Gilmore" sequel is finally here after nearly 30 years, with celebrities gathering at the green in New York City to celebrate the big night.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is going viral not for a game-winning touchdown, but for his appearance in Netflix’s breakout sequel, “Happy Gilmore 2.” As the buzz builds around the film’s premiere, Kelce is showing love to the man behind the movie: Adam Sandler.

Taking to X, one fan declared Bad Bunny's casting choice as "hard," while some other users were pleasantly surprised by his acting skills. Most of the rapper's fandom flooded social media praising Bunny's ravishing look when Netflix teased a mere 21-second clip of his Happy Gilmore 2 cameo,