The Kansas City Chiefs included a nod to Taylor Swift in their recent Super Bowl ring teaser video shared on social media. Swift’s connection to the team was clear during their successful Super Bowl campaign, notably through her relationship with tight end Travis Kelce, which went public last September. Kelce’s romance with the pop star increased his mainstream appeal, with Swift even attending 13 games last season amidst her busy schedule for ‘The Eras Tour’. The video, narrated by Missouri native Jon Hamm, features Chiefs players George Karlaftis and Trent McDuffie in stylish suits reflecting on the team’s history. The tagline of the video cleverly states, ‘Greatness never goes out of style’, a reference to one of Swift’s hit songs, ‘Style’.
Swift attended this year’s Super Bowl to cheer on her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, who emerged victorious.
Trent McDuffie and George Karlaftis admire the newest Chiefs championship ring, showcasing the enduring legacy of greatness. The Kansas City Chiefs tweet a photo of the ring, emphasizing its timeless appeal. The word “style” was famously used in Taylor Swift’s 2014 album “1989,” appearing multiple times in one of the tracks. In other news, Travis Kelce interrupts his European trip with girlfriend Taylor Swift to return to Kansas City for his own music festival, Kelce Jam.
During the last season, Kansas City performed exceptionally well in games attended by Taylor Swift, with a 10-3 record, which included all four playoff victories in various cities. Swift’s European tour, “The Eras Tour,” will wrap up in August, giving her ample time to catch several weeks of the Chiefs’ regular season games before heading to Canada for shows in November and December. This also means she will be able to cheer on the Chiefs during another potential playoff run in early 2025. Despite the NFL season concluding, Kelce and Swift’s relationship remains strong, with the couple recently enjoying a trip to Lake Como in Italy sandwiched between her stadium performances. This upcoming NFL season will mark Travis Kelce’s first with the added allure of Swift’s celebrity status surrounding him as the season kicks off. It will also be the tight end’s first year without his older brother, Jason, also playing in the league.
