WATCH: Travis Kelce Raps Beastie Boys Hit Song On 'The Tonight Show'

Travis Kelce, who plays tight-end for the Kansas City Chiefs, is still celebrating his big Super Bowl win.

Kelce took home the Vince Lombardi Trophy as he and the Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in the big Super Bowl game on February 12.

Recently, the tight end went on to "The Tonight Show" to talk to host Jimmy Fallon about that big Super Bowl win, and about his upcoming projects.

Fresh off a win against the Eagles, Travis Kelce appeared on "The Tonight Show" to discuss what it feels like to take home another Super Bowl win, and what he did to prep for the big game.

The Chiefs tight-end has been open about his pre-game prep, which includes listening to one of his Apple Music playlists. One of his hype songs is the Beastie Boys’ “(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)," which he actually referenced the lyrics to in his post-game speech after the Chiefs beat the Bengals in the AFC title game. He also mentioned lyrics from the song following the Chiefs Super Bowl win on Sunday.

After finding out how much Kelce loves this song, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots decided to have some fun, and ask the tight end to perform the song on stage -- to which Kelce did not hesitate.

Kelce immediately grabbed his microphone and got up to the center stage as he played his air guitar, before belting out the lyrics to the Beastie Boys' hit.

"Woo! You wake up late for school, man you don't want to go," Kelce began rapping. "You ask your mom, please? But she still says, no!"

Jimmy Fallon later joined Kelce in the performance, before the two started to make their way into the audience, getting fans hyped up and cheering.

Fans of the NFL tight end immediately took to the comments section of the Reel shared to Instagram, loving Kelce's performance.

Travis just being the main character in his script! Haha dudes having a blast we’re all enjoying the ride!," one fan commented as another chimed in, "pls this man lives in my head rent free all day."

Another fan of Kelce's hilariously wrote, "I’m a happily married woman. I’m a happily married woman. I’m a happily married woman."

While one Instagram user wants to see the Kelce brothers -- Travis and Jason -- appear on the next season of "The Masked Singer." "So what you’re saying is you and Jason will totally be on the next season of the masked singer," they commented on the video.

Another NFL fan commented, "❤️ Rockin it like a true Cleveland boy! 👏🏼" as one user chimed in, "Killa Kelce already the goat. I don’t need to see nothin else 💯."

Now that the Chiefs tight end has two Super Bowl rings, he is ready to make his hosting debut -- on "Saturday Night Live"!

Kelce announced the news when appearing on "The Tonight Show," saying he will be guest hosting NBC's "Saturday Night Live" on March 4 -- marking his first time ever hosting the show.

"I was a huge like [Chris] Farley, [Will] Ferrell, Fallon kind of guy growing up,'' Kelce said. "And I used to watch 'Saturday Night Live' with my mother. It's an absolute honor and a privilege to be hosting 'SNL' March 4th."