Jason Kelce defined why he received emotional whereas experiencing one in every of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert events in London not too long ago.
The previous Philadelphia Eagles middle — in a latest episode of the “New Heights” podcast along with his brother and Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce — recalled the singer gifting her black hat to a fan whereas she carried out “22” in what has turn out to be a practice of hers on tour.
“Dude, I’ve never cried at a fucking concert, and I was literally tearing up watching this little girl’s entire… I’m about to tear up right now. It was fucking so special,” mentioned Jason Kelce, who was joined by his spouse, Kylie Kelce, on the live performance.
Swift’s sold-out London stops served up royal reminiscences for the brothers as the 2 met Prince William, together with two of his kids, Prince William and Princess Charlotte, backstage.
The Kansas Metropolis Chiefs star additionally joined Swift on stage throughout one of many reveals. He dressed up in a high hat and tailcoat for a skit throughout her track “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”
“It was insanely impressive,” mentioned Jason Kelce about attending the present. “There’s something, like obviously, Taylor’s an amazing singer-songwriter, but then to be able to go out there and be a performer at that level for how long she was up there for, like, three and a half hours, four hours?”
“Yeah, 45 songs, bub,” Travis Kelce replied.
“Oh my gosh,” Jason Kelce mentioned.
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He went on to comment that if he did what Swift did “for one song,” he’d have to alter his garments.
“Man, I’m tired of drinking these beers, and Taylor’s still singing,” mentioned Jason Kelce, who laughed alongside along with his brother. “I can’t feel my hand anymore because all these friendship bracelets are cutting off my circulation.”
He referred to as the present an “awesome experience” and thanked Swifties for making it a “very memorable” outing the place they knew all of the songs. He added that her supporters reminded him of followers he encountered at a Bruce Springsteen present.
“But it was equal kind of level of like just these insane fandoms that love these artists so much that they know all the songs,” Jason Kelce mentioned, “all like — the run of show, even.”
