After the victory, the team posted a video of Kelce exiting the field. The 35-year-old waved to some of the fans who were still in the stadium as he walked to the locker room.
As a way to show his appreciation for his supporters, Kelce decided to throw them his game-worn gloves as a keepsake. One of his gloves was caught by a young Chiefs fan. The second, however, very aptly fell into the possession of a supporter who was holding out a Taylor Swift-inspired sign.
“Losing Seasons I Was There I Remember It ALL TOO WELL,” read the sign, which is a reference to Swift’s 2012 hit from her “Red” album entitled “All Too Well.”
Kelce’s gesture for the Swift fan in the stands quickly turned heads on social media.
“Love that the guy with the All too well sign caught the glove 🫶🏼🫶🏼” read a reaction on Instagram.
“The ‘ I was there I remember it all too well ‘ sign 😂” noticed a supporter.
“I remember it all too well,” repeated another.
Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
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“I see what you did there. ❤️🙌” wrote a user.
“😭😭😭” a comment on X read, pointing out the sign.
“King,” posted a fan who shared a screenshot of the sign in question.
Swift, who celebrated her 35th birthday on Friday in private with Kelce, chose not to fly to Cleveland for the game. The “Fortnight” singer has just ended her “Eras Tour” after nearly two years on the road, so there was some anticipation for her attendance in Sunday’s contest. This was not the case, though.
The Chiefs return to play on Saturday with a home game against the Houston Texans. Swift has been attending games at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium whenever possible this season, and she may do so again in Week 16.
