Stephen A. Smith went deep in mind before he was Jimmy Fallon on the ground with his view of the future of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.
The ESPN star appeared on the Tonight Show and discussed controversial topics, including the current joke about Smith's bid for the US presidential elections of 2028 and the New York Knicks that the NBA title won.
Smith, known for his Unapologetic Takes, was asked to give his thoughts about various generated Hot Takes to close the segment.
One of the chosen recordings was that Kelce and Swift would get married in 2025. And Smith's answer was Fallon jumping off his chair.
“I'm afraid of being wrong,” said Smith. 'Travis Kelce, that's my Dawg. I have to tell you: many ladies love Travis Kelce. Travis Kelce has kept many ladies.
“But Taylor Swift is another animal. She looks good. She is incredibly talented. And she is worth around a billion (dollars). We are going to guess a 'yes' about this. '
Stephen A. Smith has put Jimmy Fallon on the ground with his opinion about the future of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
After getting up in excitement, Fallon was enthusiastic about Smith's prediction.
“That's a hot take,” Fallon replied. “… I hope that happens.”
Smith described Swift as a 'three -headed monster' – referring to the properties he had previously noticed.
According to Smith: 'That is difficult, difficult to reject', because the tight end of the Kansas City Chiefs.
The hit maker attended 22 races since Dating Kelce. As a result, Swift's cult-like fan base flowed into the viewing and the presence of the NFL, hoping to get a glimpse of their idol.
In a statement, the senior vice -president of the NFL said for social, influencer and content marketing, Ian Trombetta, which saw the social media consumption of the competition a peak in women aged 13 to 24 years.
Swift was most recently seen in the VIP -suite in Caesars Superdome in New Orleans for the Super Bowl showdown between Kansas City and Philadelphia.
Although the Eagles stamped over the threefold dreams of the chiefs in a 40-22 victory, a source told page six that Swift 'could not be more proud' on Kelce.
