Travis Kelce calls Swifties 'a strong nation' as he talks about the power of Taylor Swift's devoted fanbase
KANSAS, MISSOURI: Travis Kelce opened up about Taylor Swift's fanbase finding himself at the center of attraction for his connection to the pop sensation.
During his appearance on 'Riggle's Pick's' podcast by Rob Riggle on Spotify, the Chiefs tight-end shared insights into his life and the unexpected surprises that that with being associated with the 'Karma' singer.
Travis Kelce says Swifties are one of the 'strongest I've ever run into'
In the podcast episode, Riggle then brought up the letters he received from Swift's fans and their overwhelming response upon learning that Kelce would be a guest on the show.
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Kelce then acknowledged the strength of Swift's fanbase. "Nice, that's a strong nation too. That's one of the strongest I've ever run into," he added.
Travis Kelce described himself as someone who dreams big
Riggle humorously revealed that Swifties were eager to know who Kelce thinks he is, to which the Super Bowl star responded with a message of dreaming big.
"If your dreams are bigger than you, then there is a problem with your dreams, alright," he said.
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"You don’t get caught up with where you are in life. You gotta dream big out here, man,"he added.
While the footballer maintained his privacy and did not mention his rumored beau Swift by her name, Kelce did allude to a significant moment involving his mother, Donna Kelce who found herself in the company of Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds during a Chiefs game against the New York Jets.
"Dream big, you never know who will happen. Your mom will be sitting around with Wolverine and Deadpool at one of your games. It’s crazy," said Kelce, according to ET Online.
Travis Kelce reacts to Taylor Swift's surprising lyric change
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Swift's fans got a closer look at Kelce during her shows in Argentina as part of her Eras tour and witnessed a romantic moment when she made a change in the lyrics to her song 'Karma.'
She changed the lyrics to reference "the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me." They then shared a romantic backstage kiss.
During this week's episode of the podcast 'New Heights' which Kelce hosts along with his older brother Jason Kelce who plays for the Philadelphia Eagles, the tight end reacted to the romantic moment.
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"It was a whole bunch of fun," Kelce told his big brother.
Reflecting on the moment, Kelce admitted, "Well, I might have had a little bit of a clue but definitely when I heard it come out of her mouth, [it] still shocked me."
