In a recent episode of the podcast “New Heights,” NFL star Travis Kelce addressed Taylor Swift’s song “Wood,” featured on her latest album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” The discussion highlighted Kelce’s mixed feelings about the song, as his brother Jason Kelce prompted him for more insight on its meaning.
Travis Kelce’s Reaction to Taylor Swift’s ‘Wood’
During the podcast, Jason Kelce began by asking Travis how he felt about “Wood,” a track that celebrates his talents off the field. Travis responded with enthusiasm, calling it a “great song.” However, Jason pressed further, inquiring if Travis felt a sense of pride or “cockiness” about being mentioned in the song.
Humorous Banter Between Brothers
Travis attempted to maintain a lighthearted tone, stating, “I love that girl, so what do you mean?” To this, Jason offered a more direct interpretation, emphasizing the specific nature of the references in the song. The playful exchange showcased the sibling dynamic and humor, particularly when Jason quipped about Swift’s descriptor of “Redwood tree,” calling it “generous.”
Brothers’ Praise for Swift’s Album
Both brothers shared their glowing reviews of Swift’s new music. Travis remarked, “She’s done it again. She’s put the world on tilt.” Jason echoed his sentiments, noting the excitement he felt anticipating the release of her album. Travis revealed he enjoyed listening to it alongside his partner, who gave insight into phrases referring to their “life together.”
Favorite Tracks from the Album
Jason Kelce shared his two favorites from the album: “Opalite,” which represents his younger brother’s birthstone, and “Eldest Daughter.” Their discussion not only highlighted the amusing interplay between the brothers but also showed their genuine admiration for Swift’s artistry.
This episode of “New Heights” not only entertained listeners but also provided a glimpse into the personal connections individuals can have with music and art. It’s clear that Taylor Swift’s influence continues to resonate, making waves in unexpected places.
