Social media users have posted footage of Travis Kelce singing his new Christmas song, "Fairytale of Philadelphia," in the recording studio.
Days before the Chiefs and Eagles play each other at Arrowhead Stadium, Kelce and his brother Jason shared their rendition of the classic tune "Fairytale of New York" earlier this week.
Travis recently returned from a trip to South America, where he saw Taylor Swift, his new flame, perform live to an enthusiastic audience in Buenos Aires.
As of late, Kelce has been honing his own vocal performance.
Social media users have been inundated with a video of the tight end parodying the old hit's lyrics while sporting headphones and a tank top.
"They've got cars big as bars, they got rivers of gold. But the wind goes right through, it's no place for the old," Kelce sings.
"When you first took my hand on a cold Christmas Eve, you promised me Broad Street was waiting for me," he further went.
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Fans of Swift have reacted positively to the video on social media, promising to push the song "to the top 10."
While some social media users urged Kelce to work with his new girlfiend, others complimented him on his singing skills. "He's surprisingly good," an admirer commented.
Another Swiftie said, "I'm hoping for a surprise duet with Tay on the Christmas specials album."
Taylor Swift herself reportedly commented on the post and she "this is so good!'
As other fans heard the Kelce brothers play, they imagined the singer's reaction. One person said, "Imagining Taylor listening to the song today has me giddy."
Some said it does not matter if Travis Kelce can or cannot sing, as long as he treats their idol right. So far so good on that department though as the two could not look more in love anywhere they go!
In the most recent episode of their podcast, New Heights, the siblings also demonstrated their vocal prowess by performing a rendition of Toby Keith's 1993 country smash, "Should've Been a Cowboy."
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