Taylor Swift will attend Super Bowl but won't sing: report
Sources close to Taylor want to put an end to rumors that she will perform at the Super Bowl as soon as possible, according to a new report.
When the Super Bowl takes place for the first time in Las Vegas on Sunday, February 11, the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs — not to mention halftime star Usher — will both have to use their most famous reaction shots Come share in the glory of broadcasting players and participants in great NFL game history.
Music superstar Taylor Swift will romance her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, there, TMZ reports, citing "people with direct knowledge." However, she left the entire show to halftime star Arthur and any surprise guest stars he invited on stage. According to TMZ, she will "definitely" not be one of those guests.
The gossip site claimed, "There's no way T-Swift could have gotten close to the stage, let alone stepped on it."
Why are you raining on my parade?
Anyone who has not been announced as a halftime performer by the NFL should have no reason not to appear in the halftime show. However, there are five good aspects:
- Swift hasn't rehearsed for the Super Bowl yet, before kicking off the international leg of her "Eras Tour" in nine days.
- Swift will “burn out.” After leaving the concert stage at 11pm, she had to fly back immediately. After performing four consecutive shows on Saturday, February 10, Japan time, she will take a 10- to 12-hour flight and arrive in Las Vegas from 5:00 to 5:00 pm on Saturday. and 7 p.m.
- The show would be a romantic aberration because every other day of the year is Taylor day and the Super Bowl is the only day Travis can top her.
- It's extremely rude and unprofessional for Usher, the biggest music star in the world, to have his moment in the spotlight, while Taylor might even be doing it while in her seat.
- Regardless, Swift is bigger than the Super Bowl, selling out Allegiant Stadium twice last year alone and reportedly turning down opportunities to headline the halftime show multiple times.
Oddsmakers declined to place bets on how often CBS would attack Swift in the zone, or whether Kelce would be on the field to make the call if the Chiefs win. There are concerns that the results could easily be influenced or manipulated.
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