At the Super Bowl, Taylor Swift was booed by the crowd when her face appeared on the jumbotron. While many fans were confused by the reaction, some speculated that it was likely due to the crowd being 80% Eagles supporters. Swift, who was there to support boyfriend Travis Kelce, seemed unfazed by the boos, offering a smirk and side-eye. Some defended her, pointing out that she’s from the Philly area and that her dad is an Eagles fan. Swift’s reaction quickly became a talking point on social media, with many fans coming to her defense and even joking about the situation.
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