Taylor Swift’s polite clapback at her own security caught on camera at Chiefs game

Taylor Swift gently corrects her security guard's approach at Chiefs game, asking for courtesy.


Pop Culture & Art November 12, 2024
Taylor Swift performs on June 21, 2024 in London. Photo: People

Taylor Swift took a moment to remind her security team to exercise courtesy while clearing photographers during her arrival at the Kansas City Chiefs game on Sunday. The 34-year-old pop superstar attended the event to support her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who matched the franchise’s touchdown record with his 76th career catch during the game against the Denver Broncos. Arriving at Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium by golf cart, Swift’s security began moving photographers back, with one guard loudly ordering, “Guys, stay back!”

Swift was captured on video, later shared by local station Sports Radio 810 WHB, gently reminding her guard to use a more polite approach by saying, “Stay back, please,” before she proceeded into the stadium. Sports Radio 810 WHB praised the gesture, writing on X (formerly Twitter), “Taylor Swift is one sweet girl! We love having her as a part of #ChiefsKingdom.”

Swift’s relationship with Kelce, and her appearances at his games, have garnered significant attention from fans and the media. Recently named the wealthiest female musician globally, with a net worth of $1.6 billion according to Forbes, Swift has achieved monumental success with her Eras Tour and extensive music catalog. The publication estimates that her wealth includes $600 million from royalties and touring and another $600 million from her music catalog.

As Swift continues her tour, which will conclude its Canadian leg in early December, her interactions and influence extend beyond music, resonating with fans and contributing to her status as a prominent cultural figure.

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