Noah Kunigga's story continues.
Former NFL quarterback and current analyst Robert Griffin III video chatted with the internet's newest sensation, high school football player Noah Knigga and his family.
Kuniga became a hot topic for its cheerful last name, and people wondered how to pronounce it.
The high school linebacker finally figured out how to read his last name, and it probably isn't what you think.
“How do you pronounce your last name?” Griffin asked, seeming to have made up a new word: “pronounce.”
“Oh, that's how you pronounce it,” Kunigga replied. “I'm Noah Kanega. It's called Ka Nai Ga.”
The Kuniga family has spread quickly, so I decided to sit down and find out about the Kuniga behind the name. pic.twitter.com/aSSqOk4qhU
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) January 9, 2024
RGIII also referenced Jay-Z and Kanye West's hit song “N****s In Paris” and hilariously asked his family if they had ever been to Paris. (Related: Miami Hurricanes top FCS QB Reese Poffenberger enters transfer portal. Can he get them back on track?)
The family was confused by the question at first, until Noah understood. “I know why. There's a song called “Oh, in Paris.''
Griffin pitched the family on T-shirts that read “Knigga Please” and even suggested making official merchandise.
I would 100% buy one of those. If you're a Kunigga family, it's a no-brainer. With new NIL rules allowing college athletes to market themselves, the possibilities are endless for this young man. It's good to see him being comfortable and having fun about it and hopefully he can make a name for himself.
