Travis Kelce REVEALS what he’s learned from Taylor Swift and his answer is as hilarious and wholesome as you’d think… K

As Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship continues to go strong, Kelce is getting ready to put on his second annual music festival at the home of his football team: Kansas City, Missouri. Ahead of the festival, which is set to be headlined by Lil Wayne and Diplo this May, the Chiefs football star was asked about how watching Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour may have affected his own live music event. His answer was solid!

Travis Kelce first started his own music festival, Kelce Jam, last April with Machine Gun Kelly, Loud Luxury, and Rick Ross as headliners. As he gets ready to put it on for the second year in a row, he talked about Taylor Swift’s influence on the live event. In his words:

While speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Travis Kelce gave a hilarious answer to clearly avoid comparisons between his own place in the music space and hers. The tight end shared that he thinks it’d be “silly” for him to really take anything from her own place in the music world, because it is sitting on a whole other level than anyone else as is. However, he did go on to say that he definitely wants to learn from Swift’s joy on stage when it comes to enjoying the people who come to her events, so there’s that.

Travis Kelce may be hosting his own live event with Kelce Jam, but he’s certainly not doing the same job Taylor Swift does during one of her nights at the Eras Tour, which is a sprawling four-hour show that takes fans through over 15 years of her music career. On a typical night at the Eras tour, around 70 thousand fans are screaming back the lyrics to Swift. On the flipside, Kelce Jam’s inaugural festival welcomed 20,000 fans.

I think Travis Kelce is smart not to compare the two given the phenomenon of the Eras Tour. Taylor Swift’s viral tour is reportedly the highest-grossing concert tour of all time, and its success spawned the Eras Tour movie, which is now streaming with a Disney+ subscription following breaking box office records upon its theatrical release in October