Vikings’ male cheerleaders get support from NFL pioneer
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Minnesota Vikings’s male pompon girls, even if they are far from the first person with their side lines, launched a debate between NFL fans before the season.
When he performed for Los Angeles Rams in 2018, Napoleon Jinnies, the first male amigo in NFL, came to the defense of Blaize and Louie Conn.
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On August 24, 2019, Los Angeles in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in California during a season before a season before the match. (How Harry/Getty Images)
Jinnies Told people In a recent interview, the anger around the male pompon girls is nothing new.
Orum I round my eyes, dedi he said to the magazine. “They don’t say anything new.”
Jinnies remembered his journey from the university to competitive amigoda to trying to make a profession. The only male on the team was not the amigo girl.
He said critics sent bad messages to social media and heckling them in the games. He said that the comments and criticisms did not bother him because they did not attack his cheer or dance skills.
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Minnesota Vikings Amigo Blaize Shiek performed on August 16, 2025 before the NFL Preseason 2025 against New England Patriots at Minnepolis, Minnesota. (Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
“From my childhood to Preteen, the comments of the people who were to the university were exactly the same as these random adults.” He said. “And as an artist, they don’t say anything about what I’m doing.”
He added that he received a ton of support that left his hatred in the shade and applauds Shiek and Conn’s skills.
“Maybe I could see the purpose if there were bad pompom girls,” the detectors said. “But they are taking steps to kill with the girls. I look at them like a judge of dance, ‘Well, they shine. I apologize if they throw these feathers.’ ‘
Shiek and Conn continued to take the stage for the Vikings despite their social media anger.
Minnesota Vikings Pompon girls lead the crowd against the New England Patriots at the US Bank Stadium on 16 August 2025 in the third quarter. (Jeffrey Becker/Imagn Images)
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Minnesota, despite the loss of the gamemaker JJ McCarthy for several weeks, the season began 2-1.
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