Travis Kelce really loved watching Taylor Swift perform at his “Tight Ends and Friends” concert.
When the NFL shared a photo of her surprise performance via Instagram, Kelce surfaced in the comment section, writing, “Turn me up Tay Tay!!!”
Naturally, the power couple’s fans rejoiced.
“Gonna need 5-7 business days to recover from seeing this comment,” one fan wrote.
Another Swiftie, referencing two Kelce-inspired songs, remarked, “I literally listened to So High School and the Alchemy on the way home from work because of this post 😂🫶🥰.”
Another gushed: “bro is so in love 🥹.”
Swift took the stage in Nashville on Tuesday, June 24, in support of her boyfriend’s Tight End University, a three-day event he founded four years ago. She played the guitar and crooned a spirited rendition of her 2014 hit “Shake It Off” at Brooklyn Bowl, while ecstatic onlookers sang along and recorded the rare moment on their phones.
The pop star, who wrapped her blockbuster Eras Tour last December, had entered the venue alongside Kelce, bestie Abigail Anderson and Anderson’s husband, Charles Berard. Before surprising Swifties with her musical cameo, Swift dedicated the song to “our favorite players who are going to play, the tight ends.”
In a fan video posted via X, Kelce danced and clicked his fingers from the side of the stage. As Swift made her exit, hugging members of her band, he said, “Hell yeah.”
Kelce created Tight End University with the San Francisco 49ers’ George Kittle and Carolina Panthers’ Greg Olsen. Their goal is to bring tight ends together for a training camp and other bonding activities.
At this year’s TEU, Swift was happily present. The day before the concert, she and Kelce, both 35, walked into an opening night party at the Thompson Nashville hand-in-hand, sharing a kiss.
They were later spotted dancing to Swift’s “Love Story.” The singer also showed off her endearingly goofy side in a pair of snapshots where she photo-bombed Kelce and his football buddies and fans.
Addressing the crowd Tuesday, Kelce said, “Don’t be afraid to shake some hands, meet everybody. The event is so unique because you get to see everybody outside of the face mask, man.”
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