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Mahomes’ toddler just handed it to you on a silver (or should we say bronze?) platter. In a now-viral clip, the Kansas City Chiefs QB’s son was asked a simple question—“What’s your real name?”—and his response? Instantly iconic. With the sweetest confidence, he replied: “Patrick Mahomes Threeee!” The internet cannot get over it, and honestly, neither can we.

This one short clip is all it took to send football Twitter—and Instagram and TikTok—into a full-blown meltdown. Patrick Mahomes’ 2-year-old son, lovingly nicknamed Bronze, got asked, “What’s your real name?” and without missing a beat, he hit us with:

The delivery? Perfect. The dramatic flair on “Threeee”? Instant meme material. Social media is having a field day with the clip, and fans are calling it the most adorable thing they’ve seen all week.

If you’re wondering where that name comes from—yes, Patrick Mahomes’ son is technically Patrick Lavon Mahomes III. The nickname Bronze was carefully chosen to go with his older sister Sterling Skye and their new baby sister Golden Raye, born earlier this year.

Add in their pets Steel and Silver, and it’s official—this family is running the most metallic aesthetic of all time.
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It’s not the first time Bronze has gone viral, but this might be his cutest moment yet. He’s already made plenty of sideline appearances, birthday shoutouts, and game-day cameos—but now, with this video, people are legit calling him the star of the Mahomes family.
It’s the kind of internet moment we all needed—wholesome, hilarious, and heart-melting all at once. Patrick Mahomes’ son, Bronze, didn’t just introduce himself in a video—he performed it. And when he proudly said, “Patrick Mahomes Threeee,” the internet collectively lost its mind. Fans everywhere couldn’t stop replaying the clip, quoting it, and yes, screaming “awww” from behind their phones.