Travis Kelce recently shared his thoughts on the songwriting process of his girlfriend, singer Taylor Swift, during an interview with Pat McAfee. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end and Swift have been romantically involved since 2023, becoming a hot topic on social media. Since then, the couple has consistently supported each other, with Kelce even getting special mentions in her songs.
Here’s a breakdown of Taylor Swift’s songwriting process and how Travis Kelce fits into her evolving music.
Travis Kelce says he won’t ‘chime’ in during Taylor Swift’s writing process
During a recent virtual appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Kelce opened up about Swift’s creative process. While discussing various topics, the NFL star expressed admiration for how Swift crafts her music.
In a short clip posted on X (formerly Twitter), McAfee playfully set up a scenario:
“Let’s just say you’re hanging out and having a little dinner, and all of a sudden the creative juices start flowing,” McAfee said, referring to Swift as “the most famous icon in the history of music.” He then asked Kelce, “Are you a motivator every single time?”
Kelce revealed that he never interferes with Swift’s songwriting process.
“Oh, yeah. You know it,” Kelce replied. “I’ll never chime in. But I’m here to support it. I’m here to see where it can go.”
Travis Kelce also revealed that Taylor Swift might be working on new music. As previously reported by Comingsoon, when Kelce was asked about it, he stated, “You know I can’t say any of that… I hear music everywhere.” He also hinted that “there might be a few” songs about him.
Swift is an exceptional songwriter, and her fans, the Swifties, are no strangers to her lyrical brilliance. In the past, the singer has penned numerous tunes across different albums that hinted at her past relationships. According to People, fans believe that Swift referenced her relationship with Kelce in songs like “So High School” and “The Alchemy” from her highly successful 2024 album, The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD).
Originally reported by Ishita Verma on Comingsoon.
