Tom Brady and Gronk recreated their iconic conference championship video with the Patriots after winning another with the Bucs

• Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski recreated their viral Patriots celebration video after their Sunday night victory with Tampa Bay.
• In the clip, the QB-TE duo strutted towards the Bucs' plane to the tune of P. Diddy's "Bad Boy For Life" while grinning and smirking.
• Brady and Gronk filmed a near-identical clip after their New England squad took down the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium in the 2019 AFC Championship.

New team, same antics.

After years of dominating their competition as a dynamic duo for the New England Patriots, Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski parted ways in 2019, only to once again join forces for Bruce Arians' Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Despite their season-long hiatus, the prolific quarterback-tight end pair picked up right where they left off and continued to do what they do best: win.

Brady, Gronkowski, and the Bucs are headed to the Super Bowl after taking down Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers in Sunday's NFC Championship game. And after the big win, Brady and Gronk celebrated the only way they knew how - by recreating their video that went viral following their AFC Championship win in 2019.

After taking down the Kansas City Chiefs on the road that year, Brady and Gronk hilariously strutted to their bus out of Arrowhead Stadium to the tune of P. Diddy's "Bad Boy For Life." They mean mugged and shrugged before grins spread across their faces in a unique show of silliness from the otherwise steely-faced quarterback. For Gronk - a well-documented goofball - the clip that Brady shared with the caption "W" was business as usual.

This year brought more of the same. After their big win over the Packers at Lambeau Field, Brady once again filmed a cheeky and braggadocious video of himself and Gronk sauntering onto their team plane to the same P. Diddy tune. Brady stared down the camera before lifting his eyebrows and smirking. Then, the camera panned to his 6-foot-6, 265-pound tight end, who nodded as he pulled up his hoodie to show off the team's new NFC Champion gear.

The 43-year-old even opted to keep the same "W" caption from two years earlier.

Brady, Gronkowski, and their star-studded Buccaneers team will head home to Tampa Bay to gear up for February 7th's Super Bowl LV. The Bucs will be the first team in NFL history to compete in a Super Bowl hosted at their home stadium, and Brady will look to add yet another Lombardi Trophy to his record collection of six career Super Bowl victories.