Flavor of Mayo: How Flavor Flav Became Tubby, the Mayonnaise Mascot, at the Duke’s Mayo College Football Game (EXCLUSIVE)

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Jordan Moreau Flavor Flav has been a lot of things in his career: a Grammy-nominated rapper and co-founder of Public Enemy, a reality TV star, a noted clock enthusiast, even the official hype man of the U.S.

women’s national water polo team. But now, he can add college football mascot to the list as he debuted as Tubby, the googly-eyed mayonnaise mascot for Duke’s Mayo, on Friday night.

Flavor Flav was unveiled as Tubby at the end of the Duke’s Mayo Bowl college football game in Charlotte, N.C. As is tradition with the Duke’s Mayo Bowl, which began in 2020 after replacing the Belk Bowl, Flavor Flav dumped five gallons of mayonnaise on top of winning coach P.J.

Fleck, whose Minnesota Golden Gophers beat the Virginia Tech Hokies by 24-10. Flavor Flav is unmasked as Tubby, the Duke’s Mayo mascot at the Duke’s Mayo Bowl In the college football world, there are more than 30 bowl games that compete for sports viewers’ divided attention, and organizers have been upping the viral shenanigans each season.