Many fans were not aware that Travis Kelce was watching Taylor Swift's second Eras Tour show in Amsterdam on Friday night.
He wasn't seen as much during the actual show, but the minute things wrapped up, he was backstage with the singer. And he even walked alongside her as she said one final goodbye to the fans.
But because he's her biggest fan, Travis had to add one extra thing. He had his hands in the air, encouraging everyone in the stadium to cheer even louder for Swift, who performed for three and a half hours.
And this isn't the only time he's done this.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end arrived a little late to Taylor Swift's third and final show in Dublin, Ireland last week. But he made it right in time for his favorite era (1989) and even met the singer backstage after her performance.
As the two were walking off with the fans screaming and cheering for Swift, Kelce ran a little ahead and showed just how proud he is of the singer.
And just like Friday night, he was also encouraging the crowd to cheer even louder for Swift
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During one of Swift's Dublin shows, Travis Kelce was caught near the stage towards the end of the performance.
And while she was in her Midnights era, Kelce took out his phone and started recording Taylor.
He was even being compared to Scott Swift, Taylor's father.
It was a move that he actually got made fun of a month earlier while at Swift's show in Paris, France in May when he attended his first show since Swift's new album, The Tortured Poets Department, was released. And during one of the songs, Travis was caught filming her with the flash on.
Back in May, fans quickly took to social media, trolling him for this "boomer" move. And during their New Heights podcast, Jason also had some fun with it.
“You got caught pulling an Ed Kelce move here, taking a video with your flash on," Jason said the following week. "What are you doing Trav? You’re supposed to be better than this.”
However, Travis had zero regrets.
“The settings on the camera, if it’s dark, it’s going to automatically put the flash on," Travis responded. "I don’t understand, I was just trying to get some good video, some good memories. So I don’t give a damn."
But all in all, Jason thinks it was the right move.
"You probably got some good videos," the Philadelphia Eagles legend said. "Flash makes a big difference."
Travis wasn't even aware people were making fun of him for it.
"Yeah it was the best," he said. "Did I get clowned for that?"
