Taylor Swift Playfully Trolls Male Sports Fans on Kelce Podcast
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Taylor Swift has once again proven she knows how to make an entrance—this time on a football field, but not quite where you’d expect. The pop superstar recently joined her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and his brother, retired Eagles center Jason Kelce, on their podcast, New Heights . And let’s just say, she didn’t hold back in having a little fun with the male sports fan crowd.
In a clip that surfaced Wednesday morning, Swift turned her signature wit toward those who have historically given her a hard time at football games. She joked about knowing exactly what male sports fans want to see when they tune in—“more of me.” And while it was delivered with a wink, the statement was a cheeky nod to the way some fans have reacted to her presence at past Super Bowls. Over the last couple of years, Swift has been spotted supporting Travis at the biggest games, including the Chiefs’ second consecutive title win in 2024 and the subsequent matchup against the Eagles earlier this year. On those occasions, her appearances in the stands were met with boos and scowls from opposing fans, for no other reason than showing up.
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Despite the occasional negative reaction, Swift clearly isn’t letting it bother her. Her name is all over the news and social media again this week, thanks to the announcement of her upcoming 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl . And on the podcast, Jason Kelce’s excitement about having her on was obvious—he called her “the most requested guest in the history of shows!”
Of course, she isn’t without allies in the sports world. Talk show host Colin Cowherd called out the critics, describing some of the backlash against Swift as stemming from “anger, loneliness, and often misogyny,” highlighting the strange tension between her music fame and her presence at sporting events. Even Eagles running back Saquon Barkley weighed in, urging fans to stop booing her for simply being a supportive partner. “She’s just there supporting her significant other, and she’s made the game bigger,” Barkley told The Howard Stern Show .
With her charm, humor, and willingness to poke fun at the situation, Swift managed to turn what could be a tense sports rivalry moment into lighthearted entertainment. She made it clear that while some may grumble, she’s here to enjoy the game—and maybe to remind everyone that a little self-aware trolling can go a long way. Between her music career and her presence on football fields, Taylor Swift is once again showing that she can literally and figuratively reach new heights.
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