Kaylah Walton
When Travis Kelce and his brother Jason Kelce kicked off their podcast, they aimed to share their football expertise with a broader audience. Initially, the podcast focused on discussing various aspects of the sport, making it understandable for less experienced fans.
As the podcast has gained popularity, the conversations have expanded beyond football, covering a wide range of topics. This shift was especially necessary after Travis’s high-profile relationship with Taylor Swift, attracting many new listeners. With this broader scope, discussions have now reached current issues like the TikTok ban.
Travis and Jason’s Views on TikTok
In their latest episode of “New Heights“, neither Travis nor Jason came across as enthusiasts of TikTok.
I knew it happened, but honestly, I didn’t care. I appreciate those using TikTok for promoting themselves or their businesses, but it hasn’t affected me. I stick to Instagram and Twitter.
Travis also shared that he had left Facebook long ago and expressed curiosity about its current state, joking that they “let all the old people on“.
While Travis seems indifferent to TikTok, Taylor Swift is quite active on it, boasting 32.7 million followers. With more than 80 million followers on Facebook, these platforms play a significant role in her promotional strategy, despite her already established fame.
Swift generally has a larger following on Instagram, but there’s no doubt that her associations with the Kelce brothers contribute to her public persona.
