Travis Kelce leaves Taylor Swift admirers astonished with his "TSITP" retort
In a surprising turn of events, NFL star Travis Kelce found himself in the midst of a viral conversation after expressing his lack of familiarity with the hit Prime Video series, "The Summer I Turned Pretty."
The series, which has been making waves for its compelling storyline and Taylor Swift's music featured prominently, left fans expecting Kelce to be well-versed in its plot, given Swift's involvement. However, Kelce's confusion was palpable when he was asked about the central characters, "Team Conrad" and "Team Jeremiah," during a TikTok video featuring him and his teammates.
One user, expressing disappointment, said, "TRAVIS. I KNOW YOU BETTER." Another commented, "Travis don't do this to us. Tay Tay carries this show." The third user noted, "Travis Kelce should be familiar with 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' as Taylor Swift's songs are featured in the series."
The series, now premiering its third season, has become a viral phenomenon. Each episode is released on every Wednesday on Prime Video. The new season features a fresh cast, including Isabella Briggs and Kristen Connolly, but Kelce is not listed among them.
Despite not being a part of the show's cast or storyline, Kelce's confusion about "The Summer I Turned Pretty" sparked a response from fans. Some found it amusing, while others were genuinely surprised. One user even pointed out Kelce's lack of knowledge about the "Cousins Beach" drama from the series.
Travis Kelce, known for his role as an NFL star, might need to catch up on his pop culture to avoid such surprises in the future. But for now, fans can continue enjoying "The Summer I Turned Pretty" on Prime Video.
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