Travis and Jason Kelce have sent social media into a frenzy by releasing their new festive anthem, "Fairytale of Philadelphia."
The brothers, set to face off against each other at Arrowhead Stadium this weekend when the Chiefs host the Eagles, unveiled their version of the classic "Fairytale of New York" earlier in the week.
Footage inside the recording studio captures Travis as he puts his unique spin on the beloved song.
Travis Kelce Shows Off Singing
Recently, Taylor Swift's has taken to the mic in his own show. He can be seen wearing headphones and a tank top as he croons along to an old classic that had social media buzzing.
Not too long ago, Travis had traveled to South America and seen his girlfriend's sold-out performance in Buenos Aires first-hand.
Taylor's boyfriend sings, "They've got cars big as bars, rivers of gold. But the wind goes right through; it's no place for the old."
"When you first took my hand on a cold Christmas Eve, you promised Broad Street was waiting for me."
Social Media Reacts
Reactions have varied, with some impressed by his singing talent and others wishing for a duet between him and his new girlfriend, per the Daily Mail.
One fan declared, "He's unexpectedly good." another chimed in that they would love to have a "surprise duet with Tay on Christmas specials album!"
Envisioning Taylor Swift's reaction to the Kelce brothers' rendition of Toby Keith's 1993 hit song, "Should've Been a Cowboy," drew excitement from many of their admirers.
One fan said, "I'm just giddy imagining Taylor listening to the song today." This performance was showcased on the most recent episode of their podcast, "New Heights."
Taylor Swift Changes Lyrics
This comes after his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, also sang her song but altered the lyrics for her boyfriend.
While performing her second Eras tour show in Buenos Aires, Taylor Swift recognized Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs star, from a VIP tent. Her dad, Scott Swift, was also present as she gave Kelce a special shoutout by changing a lyric in "Karma."
Rather than "screen," the pop star swapped out the word for "Chiefs" in her song. This had sparked speculation among fans that Taylor was alluding to her ex-boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, whom she dated for six years before their split earlier this year.
Despite these rumors, the singer never publicly confirmed what her songs were about.
The audience applauded, along with a shower of red fireworks, when Taylor began to sing the adapted lyric.
Travis was overwhelmed, his hands covering his face and a big smile spreading across it. Meanwhile, Taylor's father gave him an affectionate pat on the back in encouragement.
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