Travis Kelce Celebrates Taylor Swift's Music Rights Acquisition
Travis Kelce showcased his excitement for girlfriend Taylor Swift's recent milestone by dancing to one of her iconic tracks. The moment unfolded during a teaser for the upcoming episode of the “New Heights” podcast, hosted by Travis and his brother Jason Kelce.
In a clip shared on social media, Shaquille O’Neal, the guest for the episode, played Swift’s hit “I Knew You Were Trouble” from his phone. The video captures Travis, 35, and Jason, 37, enjoying the music, their faces lighting up with enthusiasm as they bob their heads in rhythm.
As the lyrics “You found me / You found me” echoed, Travis dramatically raised his hands, fully immersed in the moment. O’Neal chimed in, declaring, “That’s my favorite song in the world, brother,” prompting cheers from the Kelce brothers.
“Shout out to Tay Tay. Just got that song back, too. Just bought all her music back so it’s finally hers,” Travis expressed, showing his support for Swift’s recent achievement. His words resonated with fans as he added, “Love you big dog.”
This celebration follows Swift's announcement on May 30 that she successfully regained the master recordings of her first six albums, reclaiming control over her music catalog. “I almost stopped thinking it could happen,” she reflected on her website, recalling the challenges faced over two decades.
Swift lost her music rights in 2019 when Big Machine Records sold them to Scooter Braun. Her recent acquisition has sparked renewed interest among fans, with Spotify reporting a significant increase in streams of her original albums following the announcement.
Support for Swift's achievement has poured in from various celebrities. Brittany Mahomes, wife of Travis’ Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes, shared her admiration on Instagram, calling the news “just so amazing.”
Initially, Travis reacted subtly by liking Swift’s social media post announcing her victory. Braun also commented on the situation, expressing happiness for Swift in a statement to media outlets.
