Taylor Swift Change Lyric Honors Travis Kelce at Sydney Concert
Taylor Swift made Travis Kelce the man of the hour during her concert in Sydney, Australia. The pop star opted for a quick lyric change in her 2022 song “Karma” Friday night, singing, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs,” as an homage to the Kansas City Chiefs tight end. The audience shrieked in delight upon hearing the reference to Swift’s beau, who wore a wrist full of friendship bracelets for the event.
Taylor Swift Change Lyric
They were mistaken if Swifties thought the biggest reference to the Kansas City Chiefs player—who was watching from the VIP tent—would just come during the surprise song section of the setlist. Of course, the 33-year-old pop star did end up singing “End Game” on November 11, so someone in the universe owes me $50. Although, I’m sure I wasn’t the only one who predicted Blondie would sing this song during her acoustic set.
With lyrics like “I wanna be your first string, I wanna be your A-team,” and “Ooh, you and me, we’d be a big conversation,” the song itself feels like a premonition. You can watch that performance here.
As fun as that moment was, the real surprise came during the final portion of the evening, in the middle of a little song called “Karma”, IN WHICH Taylor Swift Change Lyric The Midnights song contains a strong reference to Swift’s ex, 32-year-old actor Joe Alwyn: “Karma is that guy on the screen running straight home to me.”
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The pop star dated the actor for six years before the couple split in April. According to a source speaking with People at the time, Alwyn “struggled” with Swift’s level of fame. You know who doesn’t seem to have that problem? The 34-year-old NFL player with two Super Bowl rings to his name.
Perhaps that’s why Taylor Swift Change Lyricto “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs running straight home to me.”
This isn’t the first time Taylor Swift Change Lyric; she did the same when Travis Kelce attended her Argentina concert in November. The dynamic duo has publicly supported each other, attending games and sharing passionate moments. Travis Kelce even apologized for leaving Swift’s dad hanging during South America’s “Karma” switch-up. It seems their love is as electric as a well-executed high-five!
