Aaron Rodgers shares the origin of "The Belt"

Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers explains where the infamous "Belt" celebration gesture came from in an interview with the Northwestern Mutual CEO at the companies Opening Show of the Annual Meeting 2011, held at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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[livecatholic]

I'm sorry but there is no full video this was a private event for a Milwaukee based company. I was at this interview and Took this short clip myself.

[Bill Schleter]

Was a good interview. Not a Packers fan, but Aaron Rodgers holds himself with a ton of confidence and poise. A good leader.

[edisfoamy]

I wasn't aware that maybe another football player did the belt before and yes I know wrestlers do it too don't get me wrong, however Aaron Rodgers is the only football player that constantly uses the belt gesture to show leadership and confidence. He also has every right to show that gesture because he is a champ.

[Mackenzie Clutter]

i love his smile when he says, "and it really ticked those guys off" lolol

[Kyle Gunn]

too bad the belt originated from freddie mitchell.

[MToshiro5575]

I loved the Zoolander reference at the end, comparing Rodgers' next dance to Zoolander's "Magnum" look.

[kobe24mvp81]

The Champ is here, Aaron Rodgers!

[MrTonyPlushMorgan]

yah it was kindof cool at first, but it got old after opposing players did it more than he did it.

[RefillForever]

He shouldn't ever do it again....

[MrTonyPlushMorgan]

He doesnt really do the belt anymore

[Digitalknifeparty]

He might of done it first, but he doesn't deserve to "own" it.

[psx2514]

He ripped that move off from Freddie Mitchell