The story behind #allblackeverything

The All Blacks have embraced the phrase #allblackeverything, coined by Kiwi hip hop star Scribe in 2011. Photo / Instagram

As the country celebrates today's historic All Blacks win, the hashtag #allblackeverything is trending across social media.

Several All Blacks, including Dan Carter, Victor Vito and Keven Mealamu have all used the phrase, along with thousands of proud fans.

We did it! #allblackeverything

A photo posted by Dan Carter (@dancarter_) on Oct 31, 2015 at 12:04pm PDT

But where did the phrase come from? Actress Teuila Blakely took the time to remind everyone this afternoon, posting this status across social media.

She wrote: "My bestie Scribe wanted to do a track for the ABs.. He went to the studio with our good mate P Money, sampling Jay Z and came out with this Black Gold Track and that's why today we all say "All Black Everything" for the ABs.."

P Money commented on her post: "Tell em."

@scribe_was_here ??

A photo posted by Teuila Blakely (@teuilablakely) on Oct 31, 2015 at 1:54pm PDT

Kiwi hip hop stars Scribe and P-Money released All Black Everything in September 2011 ahead of the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup victory in Auckland.

Lil blurry but it is what it is ???? back to back with the brothers,thank you lord for the blessing and all the people at home for the support! Loving eerrbody right now ???? #allblackeverything #BackToBack #Brotherhood

A photo posted by Victor Vito (@victorvito1103) on Oct 31, 2015 at 1:19pm PDT

MIDFIELD BROTHERS #allblackeverything

A photo posted by Malakai Fekitoa (@malakaifekitoa) on Oct 31, 2015 at 3:23pm PDT

Said And Done #Brothers #AllBlackEveryThing

A photo posted by Keven Mealamu (@mrmeea) on Oct 31, 2015 at 1:22pm PDT