This year's Super Bowl, in the NFL final, will be unforgettable, for many reasons. First of all, it's the first time a U.S. President has watched it from the stadium. It is also the first time - perhaps - that the famous singer, with millions of funs and billions of dollars in revenue, Taylor Swift, has been booed. President Trump did not miss an opportunity to troll Swift, who was, after all, against him during his pre election campaign.
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Taylor Swift - who is up against Rihanna at the top of the list of the richest and most influential women on the planet, according to Forbes - was in the stands of the Caesars Superdome to watch the 59th Super Bowl - the biggest sporting event in the US - as, as the famous singer is known to be a couple - and a very favorite one - with Travis Kelsey. NFL star, with the Kansas City team, in which our favorite, the Greek-American George Karlaftis.
And while everything went smoothly, rather unexpectedly, after appearing to be taken by surprise herself, pop superstar and billionaire Taylor Swift was booed by part of the audience when her face appeared on the giant screens.
Swift, when she appeared on the giant screens, was shocked by jeers from Philadelphia Eagles fans and can be seen telling rapper Ice Spice, "What's going on?" (ed. "What's going on?").
Swift is now a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs, as she is paired with Travis Keltsey, although she has previously declared herself a fan of the Eagles, as she is from Philadelphia.
Donald Trump, the first U.S. president to attend the Super Bowl in person, was quick to make the comment in his characteristic humorous/caustic way.
Although he left the field shortly after the start of the second half, US President Donald Trump did not fail to make a comment about the booing of the famous pop star: "The only one who had a night more difficult than the Kansas City Chiefs was Taylor Swift," he wrote on Truth Social. "SHE WAS BOOED (...) MAGA is unforgiving," he added, referring to "Make America Great Again."
The US president had also earlier reproduced another post comparing the boos against Taylor Swift to the cheers heard when his own face appeared on screen during the playing of the US national anthem: "Massively bravo for Trump while Taylor Swift is booed – the world heals."
Taylor Swift had been involved in the 2024 US presidential campaign supporting Kamala Harris, which had angered Donald Trump, to the point of writing on Truth Social: "I hate Taylor Swift."
The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22.
