Jason and Travis Kelce tried and failed to harmonize on New Heights podcast
The new episode of the New Heights podcast took a musical turn this week as brothers Jason and Travis Kelce made their best attempt at finding harmony.
The former Philadelphia Eagle and current Kansas City Chief tried to find the right mix of tunes, eventually leading to the most perfect brotherly squabble.
Travis Kelce, who recently announced he'd be returning for his 13th season with the Chiefs, has been dating pop star Taylor Swift for just shy of two years. Based on the harmonizing, it's not clear whether or not the 14-time Grammy winner has rubbed off on the tight end. Regardless, the duo -- who had Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford on as a guest this week -- sounded pretty solid.
Listen, it's the offseason. There may be a lot of free agency news flying about in the NFL world, but there's not a TON going on. It's the perfect time to have some fun.
travis and jason trying to harmonize is sending me pic.twitter.com/astvT6wAbm
— Tayvis Nation 🏈🫶🏻 (@tayvisnation) March 12, 2025
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