Travis Kelce pokes fun at Jason for believing Taylor Swift's 'Tayvoodoo' magic is helping Chiefs win

KANSAS, MISSOURI: Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce discussed the idea of Taylor Swift's "voodoo" powers on the latest episode of their podcast.

Their lighthearted exchange took place as they chatted about their favorite sports movies, blending humor and sports commentary.

Travis Kelce mentions Taylor Swift's 'Tayvoodoo'

Jason Kelce suggested that the 'Karma' singer might be a good luck charm for the Kansas City Chiefs during their remarkable season, leading to playful banter between the brothers.

The conversation started when Jason shared that his favorite sports movie is 'Space Jam', while Travis revealed his preference for Major League Baseball films on 'New Heights'.

"‘Rookie of the Year,’ ‘Angels in the Outfield’ — I’d love to f*****g feel what it’s like," the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, said during the podcast.

Jason, 36, then teased his brother, hinting at a connection between Swift and the Chiefs' success.

“I feel like you guys are the ‘Angels in the Outfield.’ … There’s some unknown like …,” Jason said, trailing off and laughing, Page Six noted.

Travis, clearly amused, responded with mock frustration. “Here he goes with this Tayvoodoo s**t,” he said before chuckling. “This dude is such a d***head,” he added.

Taylor Swift's presence fuels 'Tayvoodoo' narrative

While the brothers joked, Taylor Swift's fans, known as Swifties, believe the pop star's presence is influencing the Chiefs’ performance.

The term "Tayvoodoo," coined by Swift's fans, refers to the idea that good things happen to those on her side.

“Tayvoodoo” gained attention again when Swift attended the Chiefs’ Black Friday game against the Las Vegas Raiders on November 29, according to Life and Style Magazine.

The Chiefs appeared close to losing when the Raiders botched a crucial snap, allowing Kansas City to recover the ball and secure a 19-17 win.

Travis Kelce supported by Taylor Swift and family at game

Taylor Swift watched the game from Travis Kelce’s suite at Arrowhead Stadium, joined by his mother, Donna Kelce, and her father, Scott Swift.

Swift also rocked a necklace with the number 87 on the chain.

The victory not only secured the Chiefs a playoff berth but also helped maintain their impressive 11-1 record, despite several close games throughout the season.