Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade shambles with liquor stolen and no Bluetooth speaker on team bus as stars complain

THE Chiefs' Super Bowl parade is off to a rocky start in Kansas City.

Festivities are underway for the Super Bowl champs as busses roll down the streets of Kansas City with hundreds of thousands of fans watching on.

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However, players seem to be struggling to get the party going, with Chiefs stars already having problems.

Wide receiver Marquez Valdez-Scantling caught a touchdown in the Super Bowl, but couldn't hold on to his liquor today.

Before the Chiefs even got on the buses for the parade, Valdez-Scantling tweeted that his drinks were stolen.

"Found liquor. And someone stole it before we loaded the bus. So that’s cool," he wrote.

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The star of the Chiefs defense, Chris Jones, also had troubles with the parade having a lack of music on board.

"We need a Bluetooth speaker," Jones tweeted.

The festivities looked pretty tame, with most of the players staying on the buses and waving at fans.

Linebacker Willie Gay took up most of the screen time on the broadcast as he ran around the parade shirtless trying to hype up the crowd.

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Even fans were pointing out the parade looking slow this year.

"Chiefs Superbowl parade is so lame," one fan said.

"Super Bowl parade look trash," another fan said.

"Just opened the chiefs Super Bowl parade and I can’t help but compare it to the bucs one a few years back, nothing comes close," a third fan said.