Taylor Swift appears on the New Heights podcast alongside the Kelse brothers
Taylor Swift covered a wide range of topics during his two-hour appearance on the “New Heights” podcast with Jason and Travis Kelse.
Pray for Daddy, Brad, Chad and Dildo throwers this week.
Taylor Swift once again invades “their” space, distracting attention from key discussions such as the left tackle of the third string, and whether he’s heard of it until last month in last week’s preseason game. Not only did Swift not apologize for it, but he wasn’t embarrassed that she didn’t care about their thoughts.
She has free rent on these people’s heads and they wouldn’t even know her address.
“You should think of energy as if it’s expensive. Think of it as if it’s a gorgeous item. Not everyone can buy it. Not everyone invested in you to get the capital to care about this,” Swift said Wednesday night when he appeared on New Heights, a podcast hosted by boyfriend Travis Kelse.
“That’s the day you’re spending your energy,” Swift said. “It doesn’t matter where you were. Maybe you went out for a coffee today. Today I saw a friend. If you were obsessed with what you saw, I literally saw you couldn’t stop thinking about it, that’s the day.”
Swift is the most influential entertainer of her generation. Her ERAS tour alone earned a record $2 billion and fueled consumer spending around the world. Each line of her songs can cause international trends, and her support allows the opening act to be turned into a headliner.
Swift is clearly a very decent person, giving her cast and crew a huge bonus, and making large donations to the city’s food bank where tours stopped.
But my God is making her angry men who are unstable.
When Swift began dating Kelce two years ago, she did what a normal, supportive partner would do.
And Swift’s presence creates something like a frenzy, as she is the most famous woman on the planet and she often accompanied by some of her famous friends. The camera is waiting when she enters the stadium, and when Kelce plays big she is often shown on the air.
When he’s in the New York Knicks game, it’s the same as the time and 20 Spike Lee shown. Or Eminem ends up on Jumbotron (and playlist) while cheering on his beloved Detroit Lions. But for famous men, their fandom is something that is appreciated and respected.
In the case of Swift, the knife is out.
Some fans, and most of them are male, complaining that she is “taking over” the game. They complain about how “more” she is being shown during the game, and it sounds as if the camera is being trained to her throughout the game, rather than the couple getting a second glimpse here. (Ignoring this is the execution of the station, not her.)
They accuse Swift of being a distraction. They say the game is ridiculous as Swift, who is currently a Chiefs (and Eagles) fan, is not a “true” fan. What does that mean?
One writer in the bar stool sport misogyny swamp had predicted that Jason Kelse, even selling Swift’s appearance on “New Heights,” would not be compared to the appearance of Donald Trump on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
Given that the teaser for Jason Kelce’s intro was X alone, 10 million views in 16 hours, I’m going to bet.
What they really mean is that they don’t like women who are invading men’s sanctuaries, and those who are strong and confident. The same toxic attitude is why the immature crypt broth throws adult toys in WNBA games. Sports are these guys guys caves, making women as uncomfortable as possible if they are easy to escape women and can’t be ridiculed.
But the joke is with them. Swift knows well what these small men think of her. She doesn’t care. He jokes in the podcast teaser.
“My business makes music and takes care of the fans,” Swift told New Heights. “There’s a way to monitor what they want from me and how best to entertain them. That’s my job. Everything else, I’m just like, and it’s not my business.
Trolls and misogynistic villains can dissatise everything they want, and Swift willingly live out her life. There’s no more applause.
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