Swifties—Taylor Swift fans—think her boyfriend Travis Kelce could follow in her footsteps and start his own music career.
The NFL star is riding on a high after winning his third Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this month.
After their big win, which Swift attended, Kelce jetted to Sydney, Australia, to watch his new love perform in her record-breaking Eras tour before heading to Las Vegas to party with the Chiefs' quarterback, Patrick Mahomes.
Kelce partied at the XS nightclub at the Wynn Las Vegas with electronic music star Marshmello and other Chiefs teammates.
In videos posted to social media, Kelce is seen in the DJ booth leading chants with the crowd but also showing off his singing and rapping skills.
One video showed him singing Queen's hit, "We Are the Champions", and another video showed him hyping up the crowd and dancing to Rihanna's "We Found Love." He also danced to Swift's popular song "Love Story," according to social media.
Swifties shared the videos on X, formerly Twitter, and joked that he could do music after he retired from football.
"He wants his own eras tour now love him," wrote one person.
Another added: "Travis Kelce singing is pure gold, love it!"
Country legend Garth Brooks even invited Kelce to sing a duet with at his bar's grand opening of his new bar in Nashville in March.
Brooks was not going to attend the opening himself but could be convinced to change his mind if Kelce turned up.
"Big man, I'm just telling you this, I will be at the grand opening if you're there," Brooks said in a video on his website. "I'll send a plane if you want to come and get another shot at the title."
"You want to come sing?" Brooks added.
The request from Brooks comes after Kelce performed Brooks' song "Friends In Low Places" at the Chiefs' Super Bowl winners parade earlier this month.
Kelce and Taylor went public with their relationship in September when she attended one of his games, and then was a regular fixture, including their Super Bowl win.
The NFL player also made sure to support Swift when he could and attended her concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina, during a week's break in November. He then flew Down Under to see Swift in Sydney and they enjoyed romantic dates on a Harbour cruise and strolling through Sydney Zoo.
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