Taylor Swift appeared to give a fun nod to her football star boyfriend Travis Kelce onstage.
During her Eras Tour concert at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Friday, Oct. 25, Swift, 34, took a page out of Kelceâs play book â and fans are convinced the move was a subtle tribute to the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35.
When performing the outro to âMidnight Rain,â Swift mimed throwing a football as she sang the lines: âAnd he never thinks of me / Except when Iâm on TV.â One fan-captured video on X (formerly Twitter) showed the moment, and Swifties were excited to see the move, seemingly referring to her football-throwing boyfriend.
âTRAVIS CATCH THE BALL,â one person commented. â@newheightshow @JasonKelce is this proper football form?â a second fan asked, referring to Travisâ podcast New Heights, which he hosts with his brother, Philadelphia Eagles alum Jason Kelce.
âShes just tayvoodooing for the Chiefs in February,â another joked, alluding to the 2025 Super Bowl taking place at the Caesars Superdome â and the Chiefsâ past two years winning the coveted title.
âShe just cemented a chiefs super bowl win with this tayvoodoo,â someone else agreed.
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âA few months later when the chiefs win the super bowl we are going to look back to this video and say âthis is when i knew the chiefs had it,â â a third person added.
Swift has previously incorporated Travis into her Eras Tours shows. Sometimes she does an archer pose during âMidnight Rain,â pretending to shoot with a bow and arrow. The move is considered a tribute to Travis, who also strikes the pose during touchdown celebrations.
The 14-time Grammy winner also famously changes the words to âKarmaâ during her concerts, singing, âKarma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me,â when the tight end is in the audience.
Swift embarked on her record-breaking Eras Tour in March 2023, and has since performed on five different continents and made stops in dozens of cities. The tour wraps up in December.
The remaining concerts after the Oct. 25-27 weekend in New Orleans will take place in Indianapolis at the Lucas Oil Stadium, the Rogers Centre in Toronto and Vancouverâs BC Place Stadium.
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