Travis Kelce knows a thing or two about whipping up a crowd and he got to put it into practice for Taylor Swift on Saturday night in Argentina.
Endearing video has surfaced of the Kansas City Chiefs star waving at thousands of Swift’s fans at her concert in Buenos Aires on Saturday night, using the same crowd wave usually seen at Arrowhead Stadium when he plays in the NFL.
One Chiefs fan saw the video circulating on X and wrote: ‘It’s like what he does at Arrowhead, but now he’s doing it at Taylor’s show. # 1 hype man, Travis Kelce!’
Another made a similar observation, saying: ‘He’s pumping up her fans to be louder for her before she comes out like he does chiefs kingdom at Arrowhead.’
And the Swifties in Argentina are clearly fond of Kelce, too. In the same video, they can be heard singing ‘Ole ole ole, Travis, Travis’ towards the end of the clip.
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Travis Kelce was filmed hyping up Taylor Swift’s fans at her show in Argentina on Saturday
During the performance itself, Swift changed her song lyrics to reference Kelce
Kelce watched the show next to Swift’s Dad, Scott, who wore a Chiefs lanyard
‘How can anyone not love Travis, I love this for Taylor she deserves a guy like him,’ a fan commented under the clip.
Swift changed the lyrics of her song ‘Karma’ during the show to reference Kelce, singing: ‘Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me.’
Exclusive DailyMail.Com pictures on Sunday morning showed that Kelce flew out of Argentina on the morning after the show, having spent the duration of the gig with Swift’s dad Scott.
His attention will sharply turn back to his next Chiefs game – against his brother Jason and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Ironically, Swift herself and her dad Scott have both said in times gone by that they are Eagles fans.
Taylor has worn Chiefs colors in recent weeks when she has been in Kansas City to cheer Travis on, while Scott wore a Chiefs lanyard during the show on Saturday night.