The football star recently revealed his admiration for Taylor Swift’s sixth studio album, ‘Reputation’, following his visit to her record-breaking Eras Tour concert. Sharing a series of photos on Instagram with his two sons, John “Jack” Edward Thomas and Benjamin Rein, he captioned the post, “The gang does @taylorswift. I think I learned I’m a Reputation guy.”
Brady was among many celebrities who attended Swift’s Miami show, which marked the beginning of the tour’s final leg. His post included snapshots of their father-son outing along with a short clip of Swift performing her hit song “..Ready for It?,” a track from the ‘Reputation’ album.
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This experience appears to have solidified Brady’s newfound appreciation for Swift’s music. Previously, Brady had playfully commented on Swift’s influence on the NFL, particularly referencing her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
During a live roast special, he quipped about the loud atmosphere at Arrowhead Stadium, stating, “Kansas City, you say your stadium is the loudest. It helps when all your fans are 14-year-old girls.” This humorous remark showcased his lighthearted take on the pop star’s presence in the sports world.
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Despite the playful banter, it seems Brady has developed a genuine appreciation for Swift’s artistry, especially her ‘Reputation’ era, which blends themes of resilience and personal growth. This connection not only highlights the crossover between sports and music but also reflects how cultural icons like Swift can resonate with audiences from various backgrounds.
As Brady embraces his role as a devoted fan, it’s clear that Swift’s influence extends far beyond the realm of music, bringing together diverse communities, including sports enthusiasts.
-Sushmita Sarkar