VIDEO: Taylor Swift Fans Caught Her Using A Very Familiar Dance Moves From ‘The Eras Tour’ To Celebrate A Big Play By The Kansas City Chiefs On Opening Night
Taylor Swift (Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images)
While watching the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night, Taylor Swift was spotted busting out dance moves.
Swift is once again making headlines, and this time, it’s not just about her music.
During Travis Kelce’s opening game on Thursday, the pop icon was spotted in her suite showcasing some moves reminiscent of her “So High School” choreography from ‘The Eras Tour.’
One side-by-side video showed Taylor Swift doing an exaggerated bow and twirling her hands in her suite.
The other video showed Swift doing the exact same thing during her performance of “So High School” during the tour.
She was seemingly singing the song as well.
“So High School vibes,” the social media user wrote via X.
The American Music Award winner is back for her second season as a Chiefs fan amid her relationship with Travis Kelce.
Her appearance at Arrowhead Stadium didn’t stop at her dance moves; she was also widely praised for what she wore for the first game of the year.
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Taylor Swift Showed Up To Arrowhead Stadium In Style
Taylor Swift showed up to Arrowhead Stadium, rocking a great outfit.
Making her way into Arrowhead Stadium, Swift wore a Versace denim bustier with tiny shorts, a Louis Vuitton bag priced at $3950, and Giuseppe Zanotti Frannie Boots priced at $990.
Her jewelry included Single Love Explosion Charms priced at $590 and Classic Diamond Huggie Hoops priced at $425, per whowhatwear.com.
Many fans pointed out that Swift’s look resembled the thigh-highs she wore in her iconic Look What You Made Me Do music video.
VIDEOS: Everyone Is Calling For Major Suspension Of Chiefs Player In Street Clothes Who Pulled A “Big Dom” During Ugly Sideline Moment With Ravens’ Roquan Smith
Roquan Smith (Photo via NagleNFL/Twitter)
A forgotten moment in an eventful NFL season opener between the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs occurred early in the fourth quarter when Patrick Mahomes was running to the sidelines and was hit by Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith.
As Mahomes ran out of bounds on third-and-3, which resulted in a first down, the Ravens linebacker contacted him, and he went down to the ground. However, no penalty was thrown.
Footage from the play showed somebody not in uniform taking took exception to the contact and shoved Roquan Smith from behind, leading to a small skirmish.
Something similar happened last year when Big Dom from the Eagles found himself suspended after the Week 13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, where DiSandro found himself in the spotlight for his quick physical altercation with Niners linebacker Dre Greenlaw on the Philly sideline.
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It turns out that person on the sideline was tight end Peyton Hendershot.
It remains to be seen if the league will step in and do anything to him.
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Roquan Smith Sends Stern Message To Chiefs Player That Pushed Him On Sideline
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith took exception to him being pushed and had a warning postgame for Kansas City Chiefs tight end Peyton Hendershot.
During the Ravens’ loss to the Chiefs to kick off the new NFL season, there was a moment where Kansas City’s star quarterback Patrick Mahomes was scrambling to pick up a first down and headed toward the sideline.
Roquan Smith pushed Mahomes late, and the quarterback went down to the ground.
Smith, who was waving his hands, said Mahomes tried to sell it as a penalty.
“Oh, he flopped. Yeah, he flopped,” Smith told reporters postgame, per Fox News. “That’s why the referees didn’t call it – it was a great no-call by the ref.”
As he was waving his hands, Hendershot, who was in street clothes as an inactive player, got in Roquan Smith’s face and pushed him.
Smith had a warning for him after the game.
“But, whoever [number] 88 is, I don’t know who he is, but he better watch himself,” Smith said. “He did a little slick push.”
