The Super Bowl is one of the great events in the world of sports. This year it pitted the Philadelphia Eagles against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles left Mahomes with no chance and staged one of the biggest routs, winning 40-22. However, not all the spotlight was on the field.
This event attracts the attention of numerous personalities and celebrities. One of them is Taylor Swift. The American attended the game to cheer on her partner, player Travis Kelce. Taylor is the most listened-to singer in the world and one of those with the most fans. However, she was not well-received at the Super Bowl.
During one of the breaks in the game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, the stadium cameras focused on some of the stars present at the event. Among them, Taylor Swift. When she appeared on the Caesars Superdome screen, the singer experienced an awkward moment.
Boos could be heard throughout the stadium, where more than 73,000 people were watching the game. Taylor Swift seemed surprised by the audience's reaction, although she made no comment. This has been one of the most talked about episodes of Super Bowl 2025.
This image contrasts with that of Donald Trump, who was cheered upon his arrival at Caesars Superdome. He is the first president in United States history to attend the game in person.
These two situations reflect the polarization existing in the United States for some years now. And that has increased since Donald Trump's return to the White House after the November elections.
The boos for Taylor Swift may be related to her political stance in the last elections. The singer publicly supported the Democrats and Kamala Harris. "We can achieve much more in this country if we are guided by calm and not chaos", Taylor said after the presidential debate between Harris and Trump.
Charlie Kirk, conservative political commentator and host of The Charlie Kirk Show, spoke on this issue and sent a message to the singer: "I'm sorry, Taylor. It wasn't a great night for you. People don't want you anymore."
The singer also supported Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 elections. And in recent years she has criticized many of Donald Trump's policies. This prompted the Republican's reaction. "I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!", he wrote on his social media during the last election campaign.
*This article has been automatically translated using artificial intelligence