Kamala Harris supporter, Taylor Swift, was brutally booed by football fans when her face appeared on the Ceasers Superdome Jumbotron at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday.
The “Shake it Off” singer was in attendance as her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, played for the Kansas City Chiefs against the Philadelphia Eagles.
As of Halftime, the Eagles lead 24 to 0.
Conversely, President Trump made the stadium erupt in cheers when he appeared on the jumbotron for his historic Super Bowl appearance.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, President Trump is the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl game in person, and the fans and players were enthusiastic.
The President had choice words for Taylor Swift following her endorsement of DEI loser Kamala Harris for President last September.
“I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!” Trump said in a short but scathing Truth Social post.
Worse for Swift, her boyfriend, Kelce, recently cheered the President’s attendance at the game, saying, “I’m excited because it’s the biggest game of my life, you know, and having the president there – it’s the best country in the world, so it’d be pretty cool.” Kelce previously came under fire for liking a post by former ESPN host Sage Steele which featured President Trump.
It would appear he is a Trump supporter.
When her face appeared on the jumbotron, Swift looked confused and gave the fans an annoyed, side-eyed look before attempting to laugh off the loud boos.
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