WATCH Taylor Swift’s Epic Reaction to Travis Kelce Singing Get Down Tonight After Chiefs’ Win at AFC Championship

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I, an ardent fan, couldn’t contain my excitement as Travis Kelce took to the stage following the Kansas City Chiefs’ third consecutive AFC Championship win. With a powerful speech that resonated, he concluded by crooning a verse from Get Down Tonight by KC & The Sunshine Band, a fitting celebration of our team’s triumph.

On January 26 at Arrowhead Stadium, Tracy joined Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, and the Hunt family on stage, with his girlfriend Taylor Swift and his mom Donna looking on from the field.

To begin, the host of The New Heights podcast acknowledged the enthusiastic supporters of the Chiefs and expressed his excitement about competing at Arrowhead Stadium in every AFC Championship. Meanwhile, the artist behind “Cruel Summer” chuckled and cheered while listening to Kelce’s speech.

Before they left, the NFL star requested a small favor before breaking into a tune. He urged them to dance a bit and express affection, which he expressed through his lyrics. Afterward, he gestured for the crowd to fill in the missing words by cupping his ear. Finally, Kelce finished off the verse by singing the catchy chorus of the song, “Get Down Tonight.

Once more, the camera zeroed in on the Grammy-winning individual, beaming with a smile and applause for his gesture. Similarly, Mahomes took to the stage, expressing heartfelt gratitude towards the Chiefs Kingdom for their boisterous and unwavering support of our team. “Chiefs Kingdom,” I exclaimed, my voice ringing out as I hoisted the Lamar Hunt Trophy, “We appreciate you!

Following the triumphant speeches of the victors, relatives of the Chiefs made their way onto the field to offer heartfelt congratulations. Swiftly and Kelce exchanged warm hugs and multiple kisses to mark their victory, all while being showered with red and yellow confetti.

Kelce, Mahomes, and their team are scheduled to join forces once again in the Super Bowl, which is happening on February 9. Their goal is to create a new record by becoming the first NFL team ever to secure three consecutive championship titles.

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2025-01-27 21:22