The song of pop star Taylor Swift has been temporarily banned on Philadelphia-area radio stations in the United States
In an interview with CBS News Philadelphia on the 17th (local time), ‘Q102’ radio host Neugit announced that they will not play Taylor Swift’s songs for a while. The reason is related to Taylor Swift’s boyfriend.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for Super Bowl 57 at Arrowhead Stadium on the 20th. Travis Kelce, a football player for the Kansas City Chiefs and Taylor Swift’s boyfriend, requested that the radio station in the region not play songs by the girlfriends of opposing team players.
Neugit explained, “‘Q102’ will not play Taylor Swift on the radio station throughout the weekend. ‘Q102’ loves Taylor Swift, but showing support for the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend is crucial.”
It was announced that Taylor Swift’s music will be broadcast again on Philadelphia radio stations starting from the 21st, after the Super Bowl 57 game.
Singer Patty Labelle, also from Philadelphia, mentioned Taylor Swift on ‘The Tamron Hall Show’ on the 17th. Patty Labelle said, “Taylor and her fans should step back,” expressing passion for sports by stating, “The Chiefs will fall, and the Eagles will win. I love Taylor, but stay home.”
Meanwhile, Taylor Swift continues her sweet public relationship with boyfriend Travis Kelce. During the recent ‘Fearless Tour’ in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Taylor Swift mentioned Travis Kelce while performing the song ‘Karma.’
Source: daum
