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Taylor Swift is not in it “Eras tour” not anymore.
The pop star appeared in Super Bowl Lix In New Orleans on Sunday, and fans there gave him a strong choir of boos when he was shown at the Caesars Superdome Jumbotron.
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Swift did not seem to be too familiar or comfortable being booed by a large crowd when his expression became visibly nervous confusion once the choir began.
Swift attends his second Super Bowl after appearing in last year’s great game in Las Vegas to encourage her boyfriend and closed wing of the Travis Kelce bosses. Many NFL fans have become critical of the constant Swift exhibition during transmissions and jumbotens who date back to last season.
His boo on the part of the crowd also coincided with a great flood of boos that welcomed the Chiefs as a team when they ran through the tunnel before the game.
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Taylor Swift, actress Blake Lively, rapper Ice Spice and the singer and composer of King React during the Super Bowl LVIII, February 11, 2024. (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP through Getty Images)
Swift, like Kelce’s girlfriend, has quickly become an iconic figure inside the Chiefs franchise. But Swift’s football roots are with the Eagles, since an Eagles fan grew in Pennsylvania.
Swift and his father left this fandom when he began to go out with Kelce last season, so the crowd treated her accordingly in New Orleans.
And before Swift was relentlessly booed by the Superdome crowd, that same crowd gave President Donald Trump when he was shown on the screen before the game.
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Donald Trump and Taylor Swift were at the Super Bowl Lix. (Getty images)
Trump was standing in the middle Santos de New Orleans The owner Gayle Benson and Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, during the national anthem, who also received a strong roar of the crowd before the start.
Swift infamously supported former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 elections on September 10. Days after Swift announced his support, Trump sent a publication about Truth Social that said “I hate Taylor Swift!”
The crowd in the Superdome on Sunday seems to be more aligned with Trump on that argument.
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