Did you think Taylor Swift was a curse on Travis Kelce and the Chiefs? Think again.
The defending Super Bowl champions return to the big game, where they will face the 49ers in a rematch of the 2020 finals.
While the Chiefs are still the Chiefs, their trip to this year’s Super Bowl is unlikely. They had a rough midseason stretch, losing five games between Week 8 and Week 16. Kelce, the future Hall of Fame tight end, struggled during those weeks. Naturally, some claimed Swift was the culprit.
She gets the last laugh, though, as Kansas City did it again and made its fourth Super Bowl appearance in five years.
From the Grammys to the Eras tour in Japan and Las Vegas, Swift has quite the ride ahead.
Has Taylor Swift ever performed at the Super Bowl?
Before she started dating Kelce, Swift was rumored to be the halftime performer at Super Bowl 58. The singer denied those rumors and stated that she was in no rush to sing at the game. Plus, she’s a little busy with the Eras Tour. Her career is possibly at his “peak” right now, and has made album re-recordings and touring a priority.
The universe had other plans, and Swift will probably attend the Super Bowl anyway with the Chiefs job. It’s ironic considering she’s spent years avoiding acting in the game.
The singer has never performed at the NFL’s biggest game. However, he has taken the stage at a few other sporting events.
His first big “starry banner” His performance came in 2002. At age 12, he performed before a Pistons game against the 76ers in Philadelphia.
In 2006, just a month after releasing her first album, Swift headed to Phoenix to perform at Nascar’s. Checker Auto Parts 500 career. A few weeks later, she sang the National anthem at the Lions-Dolphins game in Detroit. After stopping at Ford Field in June during the Eras Tour, he made sure to remember that cherished memory.
