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Boston Children's, local school make awesome Pats hype videos

Patriots have a great fan base, including the kids at Boston Children's Hospital and Weymouth's Abigail Adams Middle School.

The Patriots may be in Minnesota getting ready for Super Bowl LII, but at home, fans of the team are getting pumped for Super Bowl Sunday. Throughout the season, the fans have shown up big time to support their team, and it's only gotten stronger as they move towards the ultimate goal. 

All year long, the Patriots pay visits to their friends at Boston Children's Hospital. Whether they are caroling or having a pajama party, the players are passionate about making memories with the children there. 

And this week, those kids and the hard-working staff returned the favor. Modeling a video off the Patriots postgame locker room celebration, the kids gave their best "Awwww yeah!!"

There are plenty of spikes, fun signs and lots of love and support. You can check it out below. 

The kids at Boston Children's weren't the only ones getting Patriots Nation even more excited. The students and teachers at Weymouth's Abigail Adams Middle School made an awesome lip dub video to the tune of "Crazy Train" and "All I Do is Win."

And it's epic. 

The school is totally decked out in Patriots gear, and the students don't hold back when it comes to lip syncing and dancing. They absolutely nail it. 

Both videos are excellent examples of how the New England community comes together to support their team, and the guys couldn't do it without them. Check out Abigail Adams Middle School's video below.

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