Travis Kelce (Sorta) Shares Thoughts About the Song ‘Wood,’ Taylor Swift’s Tribute to His Manhood
Travis Kelce praised Taylor Swift's provocative song 'Wood' on his podcast, highlighting its playful celebration of their relationship and sparking widespread fan discussion.
- On Oct. 3, Taylor Swift released The Life of a Showgirl, featuring the raciest track Wood that many listeners read as celebrating her fiancé's manhood.
- Swift said the track began innocently and cited superstitions like knocking on wood when speaking to Jimmy Fallon on Oct. 6.
- Jason Kelce quoted suggestive lyrics on the New Heights podcast, including the Redwood tree lyric, and he and Travis Kelce joked about tree-size comparisons, prompting laughter.
- The project sold more than 3.5 million units in its first days, breaking Adele's record, and Travis Kelce called the track `It's a great song`, while Andrea Swift saw no double meanings.
- The track has prompted fans to describe `Wood` as playful and confident, while some critics, including Dave Portnoy, called the song `raunchy` last week.
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The star used the tree metaphor to talk about the attributes of her fiancé in the title "Wood" on her latest album, "The Life of a Showgirl".
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