After the Philadelphia Eagles won this year's Super Bowl , fans went ballistic.

They gathered near City Hall to celebrate the win, the team's first in franchise history.

A local ad agency,  Brownstein Group,  captured the hoopla in the timelapse below. The video begins around 10 p.m. on Sunday night, with cars passing like normal - until the end of the game. Anticipating the incoming mass of fans, a police squad on bikes promptly showed up on Broad Street, one of Philadelphia's main thoroughfares.

Then, the party erupted.

Crowds flipped over a car, set another vehicle on fire,  scaled the gates of City Hall with a keg , took down and climbed streetlights, smashed windows,  and littered streets with debris. The Philadelphia Inquirer also reported that several fans  looted a gas station .  Three arrests were made during the night's celebrations, the Mayor's Office said .

The timelapse ends late into the night, when the crowd finally disperses.

On Monday morning, city crews started cleaning up, a job that consisted of sweeping up broken glass, picking up beer cans, and repairing traffic poles. By noon, workers began preparing for Thursday's Super Bowl victory parade , according to the Inquirer.

The city expects two million people to attend the parade, which could generate over 50 tons of trash .