Travis Kelce dances to Taylor Swift music as friendly distraction attempt ‘backfires’ during golf round
Travis Kelce is used to the noise.
So trying to distract the three-time Super Bowl champion by playing a Taylor Swift song in the background is probably a bad idea.
That move completely backfired during a recent golf trip, which saw the Kansas City Chiefs star tight end go viral again, thanks to a little friendly bad blood.
As Kelce lined up a shot down the fairway, music could be heard booming in the background.
The catchy tune likely sounded familiar to Kelce followers and Swifities.
It was a classic Swift track, which had been played to distract her boyfriend Kelce while he hit a shot.
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Bad move.
"He did it!" is heard as Kelce admires his shot.
"Oh, he likes it!" follows, as Kelce keeps staring at what clearly was a solid stroke.
"@killatrav cannot be rattled," was posted on the Instagram story, which belonged to former NBA player Chandler Parsons.
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It's unsure who won the friendly play and what Kelce's final score was.
But it was obvious that the Pro Bowler won the day, since he turned his golf club into an air guitar, jumped in the air for a big chest bump, and acted like a happy teenager for the camera.
"This backfired!" is heard on the video.
Kelce had a big year with the Chiefs, who overcame the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas.
He's been to Australia and Singapore since, and also appeared to enjoy some private beach time with Swift.
The Chiefs have also stayed busy since winning back-to-back titles.
Patrick Mahomes has worked out with Hollywood Brown, who was singed to a one-year deal as a free agent.
In an attempt to improve the Chiefs' offense for the upcoming 2024 season, one of the greatest head coaches in NFL history went outside the box to give Mahomes another dangerous weapon.
Andy Reid and the Chiefs stunned the NFL by agreeing to terms with former Wales rugby union star Louis Rees-Zammit.
Reid even got in on the non-football action, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the Kansas City Royals' 2024 season opener.
"A baseball in his right hand, the Lombardi Trophy in his left," an announcer said, as Reid made his way toward the mound and was surrounded by Kansas City mascots.
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The three-time Super Bowl champ reared back and smoothly delivered a pitch that left social media stunned.
"Oh, yeah, that's a strike!" an announcer said, which was followed by Reid proudly pumping his fist.