A Pittsburgh Steelers fan wearing a t-shirt with an insulting message about Taylor Swift was reportedly kicked out of a bar after their loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day.
The Chiefs continued their near-flawless regular season with a 29-10 Christmas victory over the Steelers, improving their record to 15-1 this year.
Before the game at Acrisure Stadium, several Pittsburgh fans could be seen wearing t-shirts that took aim at Swift, the high-profile girlfriend of Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce.
Even though the pop megastar wasn't at the game, several local fans wore T-shirts that read, “Taylor Swift Sucks.”
And according to social media reports, one of the fans in question was kicked out of a bar around the corner from the stadium after the game.
They are believed to have been kicked out of Jason Aldean's Kitchen & Rooftop Bar for being “drunk and combative” that night, having watched their team suffer a third consecutive NFL loss.
Steelers fan wearing insulting Taylor Swift jersey thrown out of bar on Christmas Day
Swift's boyfriend, Travis Kelce, had just helped the Chiefs beat the Steelers earlier that day.
The game proved historic for Swift's boyfriend, Kelce, who set a franchise record for most receiving touchdowns.
Kelce surpassed the Chiefs record held by fellow tight end Tony Gonzalez with 76, and his 77 score also helped secure the AFC's No. 1 playoff seed.
Swift, who has not attended any of Kansas City's road games so far this season, was clearly impressed by his latest on-field accomplishment.
The singer liked a publication from boss account and one of new heightspodcast co-host Travis and his brother Jason, saluting their boyfriend's big achievement.
Kelce also had his 1,000th career catch in the game, although he remains far behind Gonzalez and former Cowboys star Jason Witten for third on that all-time list.
Gonzalez has still surpassed him in that category with 1,325 career receptions. Witten is among the Chiefs legends with 1,228 receptions.
Swift's next chance to see Kelce perform live apparently won't be for a few weeks.
The Chiefs finish the regular season on the road at Denver next Sunday, and Kelce is expected to see limited playing time with the AFC's top spot already secured.
Then, as the No. 1 seed, they have a bye in the wild-card round, placing the next Kansas City game they could attend on Jan. 18 or 19, with their man's team having home-field advantage throughout the postseason. .