Christian band Anthem Lights did a Katy Perry Super Bowl XLIX parody mash up that explained the events of the night and showed off how big of football fans they are with "Katy Parody."

The matchup of the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots will take place this Sunday, and pop star Katy Perry will be performing in the festivities, a move that has ignited more youth into the much-celebrated halftime.

They parodied a number of songs including "California Girls," "Roar," and "Fireworks," and were sure to shout out Russell Wilson's Christianity and Tom Brady's "Dreaminess."

The boys in the band did all the songs justice, and even hammed it up for the camera in a boy band pose at the end.

The guys in the band are even at odds with who they want winning the matchup with two in favor of the Seahawks and the other two rooting for the Patriots.

"Sheesh we had fun with this one...In honor of Super Bowl XLIX and Katy Perry doing the halftime show, we're excited to present to you...'Katy Parody'," wrote the band on Facebook, "We hope you enjoy! Please like, comment, and SHARE!"

Watch the video below:

Anthem Lights released an album in February 2014 called You Have My Heart. Their previous release was 2011's self-titled debut.

The band features Alan Powell who is also an actor, most recently appearing in "The Song." BREATHEcast interviewed them back at the K-LOVE Fan Awards in June.

Watch the full interview below: