All the things Travis Kelce has said about Taylor Swift's new album: 'It's so fun'
Swift revealed many details about her album, "The Life of a Showgirl," on Wednesday, during Kelce's "New Heights" podcast, which he co-hosts with his brother, Jason Kelce.
The two-hour episode was Swift's podcast debut and Travis Kelce couldn't stop gushing about his girlfriend's new project as she spoke about it.
"I know a lot about this album and I'm excited," Travis Kelce said.
Here's everything Kelce has said about his girlfriend's highly anticipated new album.
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'Entering a new era'
As Swift revealed the orange-colored vinyl for "TLOAS," Kelce said Swift is "entering a new era."
When asked about the significance of the color orange by Jason Kelce, Swift said, "It feels like kind of energetically how my life has felt, and this album is about what was going on behind the scenes in my inner life during this [Eras] tour, which was so exuberant and electric and vibrant."
Swift went on and shared her collaborators on the upcoming album (Shellback and Max Martin) and listed some of their former collabs together, including "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," "Shake It Off" and more.
Kelce nodded and added, "That's the energy we're going with. I understand why it's orange now."
'I'm telling you it's 12'
When Jason Kelce commented that "There's going to be some f---ing bangers" on the album, his brother chimed in and said, "I'm telling you it's 12," confirming that all of Swift's 12 tracks on "TLOAS" are in fact, "bangers."
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'It's gonna be a good week'
With Oct. 3 being the release date of the album, Kelce said it's "going to be a good week."
Jason Kelce noted how the birthday of his daughter, Wyatt Kelce, falls on Oct. 3, and shared how his brother's birthday is on Oct. 5. Donna Kelce, Kelces' mom, is also on Oct. 9.
"I picked a good month," Swift added.
'It's so fun'
Travis Kelce may have made Swifties everywhere green with envy when he revealed that he's already listened to every song on his girlfriend's album.
"It's so fun," he said. "I understand what she's saying and obviously I've been fortunate enough to hear every single song on here, so I know they're all 12 bangers."
He went on and described the album as "a lot more upbeat" and "a lot more fun pop excitement."
"I think it's a complete 180 from a lot of the songs on 'Tortured Poets' for sure," he added.
Swift chimed in and said, "Oh yeah, life is more upbeat."
'This album is going to make you dance'
When Swift shared how "amazing" the process of creating the album was for her and working with Shellback and Max Martin, Kelce said that "TLOAS" will make you move.
"This album will make you dance," he added. "You're gonna be moving the entire album."
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