When Taylor Swift sang her song “Fifteen” live in Lyon, France on June 2, she couldn’t help but laugh at a line that mentioned dating a football player.
At a recent Eras Tour stop, Taylor Swift was experiencing the alchemy.
When she sang a line during her June 2 performance in Lyon, France, that reminded her boyfriend Travis Kelce of his line of work, the “Fortnight” singer had the cutest reaction.
Taylor was shown grinning broadly and blushing in a TikTok video that she posted while performing her fearless song “Fifteen.”
“In your life, you’ll do things greater than dating the boy on the football team,” she sang, before laughing to herself. “I didn’t know it at fifteen.”
The 34-year-old tossed back her head before singing the next phrase as the audience cheered her naughty performance.
After Taylor started dating Travis last summer, fans immediately made the connection between her response and their relationship.
“Our girl has got her forever man,” one user commented under the video, “sooooo cuteeee.”
Taylor must have been thinking those lines as she sang them, a fan speculated in a funny post that said, “She’s like well that’s ironic.”
Yes, there were other instances during her performance when Travis received a subliminal mention. When Taylor’s Tortured Poets Department segment of the show aired back in May, fans also noticed a mention to the tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Grammy winner and her backup dancers did the swag-surf during “So High School,” which is a gesture Travis and his teammates frequently use to celebrate a win while seated on bleachers .
Travis expressed his acceptance of the new setlist inclusion, saying that he had a “blast” watching the modified version of the event in Paris with Taylor’s BFF Gigi Hadid and her boyfriend Bradley Cooper.
“It was an all-around lovely night,” the NFL star told brother Jason Kelce during a May 15 episode of their New Heights podcast. “I don’t know if they’re just getting better or if I’m just forgetting how they are.”
Travis added, “It was electric.”
