Gillie Da King Challenges Taylor Swift to Super Bowl Wager

PHILADELPHIA, PA – Local rapper and podcaster Gillie Da King has issued a playful challenge to global pop star Taylor Swift ahead of Super Bowl LVII. If the Kansas City Chiefs emerge victorious, Gillie Da King pledged to wear Travis Kelce‘s jersey for three consecutive days and perform his signature “Blow the Whistle” dance in front of his followers. Swift, who has been dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce since 2023, has been a frequent presence at Chiefs games, cheering alongside family and friends.

Gillie Da King, a fervent Philadelphia Eagles supporter, addressed Swift in a recent video, saying, “We know somewhere deep down in your heart you’re an Eagles fan, but sometimes love tangles and twists things, so we forgive you, Miss Taylor Swift.” If the Eagles win, he challenged Swift to don Jason Kelce‘s jersey for just four seconds and replicate his dance move. “Do you accept the challenge, Miss Swift? We love you! Shoutout to all the Swifties!” he added. Swift has not yet responded to the challenge.

Beyond the football rivalry, Gillie Da King also humorously requested Swift to reveal the brand of her iconic red lipstick, admitting his wife has been searching for it. The singer is expected to sport her signature red lip color while supporting the Chiefs this weekend.

Gillie Da King’s videos, often featuring neighborhood friends, have garnered millions of views and become a hallmark of Eagles fandom this season. Following the Eagles’ NFC Championship victory, he even celebrated in the team’s locker room, showcasing his unique dance moves dressed in Eagles gear. “All this positive Energy Brings Positive Results,” he recently shared on social media.

Meanwhile, the Kelce family finds themselves at the center of the cross-team rivalry. Kylie Kelce, married to former Eagles center Jason Kelce and sister-in-law to Travis Kelce, expressed her divided loyalties. While she remains an ardent Eagles supporter, she also proudly cheers for her brother-in-law’s accomplishments. “I love him. He’s my family, so I will always cheer on Travis’ accomplishments and hopefully success,” she said on her podcast. However, she emphasized, “I was raised to bleed green,” referencing her lifelong allegiance to the Eagles.

Jason Kelce, a former Eagles player and Super Bowl LII champion, echoed similar sentiments. “You’re my brother. I’ll always root for my brother,” he said, while also expressing his desire for the Eagles to succeed. “I want them to win, but I also want Travis Kelce to win. That’s a long-winded way of saying I just want to see a good football game.」

Sunday’s highly anticipated Super Bowl LVII rematch between the Eagles and Chiefs kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX.