Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kissed after the game
Travis Kelce and the Chiefs have been crowned the AFC Champions after besting the Baltimore Ravens 17-10 in Baltimore and during the ceremony, the tight end screamed his pump-up song from the Beastie Boys ‘Fight for Your Right’.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kissed after the game
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Kelce, who had 11 catches for 116 yards and a touchdown, broke Jerry Rice’s post-season reception yards record, however, it seems that he did not care much for it as he waved his hand while giving a shout-out to Jerry Rice.
Kelce had a smile from ear to ear while Taylor Swift who was watching from below the podium and was visibly proud of her boyfriend.
"YOU GOTTA FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO PARTYYYYYYYYY" – Travis Kelce pic.twitter.com/j7qSfP6SfJ
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Kelce took the microphone and talked to the camera ‘The Chiefs are still the Chiefs, and believe it,’ he said on CBS after the game, before invoking the Beastie Boys. ‘You gotta fight, for your right, to party!, Believe it, baby, we going to Las Vegas, Nevada to go get us another one!’
Life is good for Travis Kelce pic.twitter.com/Pdogmhg6pg
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Life is good for Travis Kelce pic.twitter.com/Pdogmhg6pg
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) January 28, 2024
Meanwhile, quarterback Patrick Mahomes was also interviewed and added ‘We’ve been underdogs for the last few games, but we never feel like underdogs. We got a lot of guys on this team that know how to win, and when playoffs came around I knew we were gonna make it happen.’
@fallontonight @traviskelce sings his pump-up song, “Fight For Your Right” by the BeastieBoys! #FallonTonight #TravisKelce
Kelce was very happy after the game as he was seen hugging his brother Jason Kelce and kissing his girlfriend, Taylor Swift.
Now people are questioning if Taylor Swift who is playing in Tokyo, if she’ll fly to Las Vegas to watch Kelce fight for his right to party at the Super Bowl.