Honest Realtor Goes Viral For Roasting Local School Mascot

February 21, 2025

Utah real estate agent Kaitlin Hannig has built a following by giving brutally honest insights into different cities and neighborhoods. But her latest video in Sandy, Utah, has people laughing for a different reason—her reaction to a local high school mascot.

Standing next to a sign, Hannig playfully calls out Jordan High School, questioning how anyone could cheer with enthusiasm for such a unique team name.

"Imagine cheering for that mascot," she jokes. "How's your enunciation?"

@realtorkaitlin Welcome to Sandy, Utah She's large and she is a lil confused about who she wants to be. She's a good girl that is chock-full of chain restaurants, but she's got some wild waterfalls too. She's in a situationship with Salt Lake County, White City, Granite, and Danny Zuko. Wanna pin her? I'll get the paperwork started. #utahrealtor #utahrealestate #saltlakecity #homebuying #homeselling #realestate ♬ original sound - Kaitlin Hannig - SLC Realtor

Her lighthearted roast of the Beetdiggers has gone viral.

"Excuse me… does that say BEETDIGGERS?? I thought my college mascot was bad!" one viewer commented.

Hannig's mix of humor and honesty continues to make waves online—proving that even real estate listings do not have to be boring, they can come with a good laugh!

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