Swifties with their eagle eyes spotted a few special letters in the shades of light pink in the lyrics video of ‘So High School.’

Another song for Travis Kelce? Fan theory says Yes! Taylor Swift has always been a master of hints and of course, writing.

Her latest album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is a true epitome of it. Amidst her romance with the Kansas City Chiefs star, her latest album is a muse for both Swifties as well as the NFL fans. With ‘The Alchemy,’ the pop superstar was quite subtle as fans immediately guessed who it was dedicated to. As she mentioned many football-related words and her boyfriend’s famous Super Bowl “winning streak.”

But it appears there’s another song on the album dedicated to the three-time Super Bowl champion as fans noticed a few hidden hints by Swift in the official lyrics video of ‘So High School’ – track 22. Swifties with their eagle eyes spotted a few special letters in the shades of light pink. Right when the lyrics appeared, “cheeks pink in the twinkling lights” fans spotted “TK” highlighted in the word “twinkling” and “TS” highlighted in “lights.”

Dedicated to her relationship with Kelce, given those words were the initials of her and the tight end’s names. Fans couldn’t wait to tweet their reactions on X.

Is ‘So High School’ about Travis Kelce?

The star tight end also dropped a hint on one of the episodes of his podcast, “New Heights” which highly suggests that the ‘So High School’ song is about him. The podcast shared the clip where Kelce is impersonating his father, Ed Kelce.

Those Papa Kelce impressions are just too good.

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And in one part of the song, Swift sang “I feel like laughin’ in the middle of practice / To that impression you did of your dad again.” But even prior to these hints noticed by the fans, they were already cooking up the theory that the pop track was about the NFL star.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce after the Chiefs AFC title victory (Via InStyle)
The “Lover” singer included, “Are you gonna marry, kiss or kill me? (Kill me).” It was a reference to one of those games Kelce played during an interview with the AfterBuzz TV, years ago.