Taylor Swift’s three-word statement when she “showed up on the big screen and got booed aggressively” is allegedly something her followers have “worked out.” The 35-year-old singer was at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, for the Super Bowl to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, who faced the Philadelphia Eagles.
Swift, who usually attends Chiefs games, was likely there to support her “Bad Blood” co-star Kendrick Lamar and his much-anticipated halftime performance. He tweeted, “Taylor Swift got shown on the big screen and got aggressively booed,” as the singer appeared to ask, “What is going on?” At the moment. Eagles fans most certainly booed after playing the Chiefs for the second time in three seasons, wanting to finally win.
“Is she really this oblivious? The NFL fanbase is not her fanbase. “Why would people cheer for her?” one commentator wrote in response to the video. Another fan inquired: “What exactly did she do to everyone?” Kelce, 35, enjoyed the news earlier this week that Donald Trump would be attending the Super Bowl.Although Swift endorsed Kamala Harris in the presidential election, Trump, the first sitting US president to attend a Super Bowl game, had previously claimed on Truth Social that he “hated” her.
The NFL player said, “That’s amazing; it’s a great honour. Regardless of who the president is, I know I’m excited because it’s the most important game of my life. “Having the president there, it’s the best country in the world and that’s pretty cool.” As the national anthem played before the game, the camera focused on Trump, sparking some outrage among Super Bowl supporters.
The broadcast showed Trump sitting in the stands when Jon Batiste sang the American anthem, and some viewers believed he was being jeered. “You didn’t boo Donald Trump loud enough,” someone stated on X. “That was pretty s**tty to show Trump during Jon Batiste singing the National Anthem, forced me and half of America to boo,” a further note said.
Others, however, were unable to tell whether it was a cheer or a boo. “Did they cheer or boo Trump?” Another person commented, “It’s difficult to tell.”
