WATCH: Eagles Fan Do 'Philly Special' Gender Reveal

PHILADELPHIA – Unless you have been living under a rock in the Philly area since Feb. 4, you've seen the legendary "Philly Special" play that had Philadelphia Eagles backup quarterback and Super Bowl LII MVP Nick Foles catching a touchdown pass rather than throwing one in the Eagles first-ever Super Bowl win

The play has been put on shirts, car decals, and even in a commemorative necklace.

But a Philly couple who is expecting used the play to reveal their child's gender and it was all caught on video.

Matthew Noble and his fiancé found out they will be welcoming a baby girl in the near future after Noble and his buddies got together to recreate the play on Sunday, July 29.

Noble was in Foles' role for the play and when he caught the pass, he spiked the ball.

The ball then burst with a cloud of pink powder, letting the couple, their family, friends, and now thousands of people who watched the video online that a baby girl is on the way.

Action News reports baby Madison is due Dec. 8, just before the Birds take on the Dallas Cowboys.

Hopefully, Madison is a good luck charm for the Eagles in their game against the Texas rivals.

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