Taylor Swift makes a sweet gesture to Travis Kelce at a concert in Dublin after the NFL star’s cameo at Wembley

Swift sang the lyrics, “And he never thinks about me except when I’m on TV,” before sticking out her tongue and striking an awkward but adorable archer pose. She flashed a cheeky smile to the crowd, who responded with loud cheers. Swift has previously performed this move while singing her hit “So High School,” a song that was rumored to be dedicated to Kelce throughout her tour.

The song is packed with lyrics and references presumably about their relationship, most notably the line, “You know how to have sex, I know Aristotle.” Kelce seemed to confirm the song’s meaning when he ranked it among his lady love’s top three songs and noted that it has “a little sentimental meaning.” Kelce spoke about the rumors that he features in Swift’s lyrics, saying with an air of certainty mixed with speculation, “I think so, I think so, you know what I mean.”

During Swift’s performance of “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart,” Kelce made a surprise appearance onstage. Wearing a top hat and tails, he played the gallant supporter, lifting Swift off the floor when she feigned fatigue. His encouragement seemed to revive her, allowing the show to continue with Swift energized and Kelce applauding from the sidelines.

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ESPN’s Pat McAfee praised Swift’s influence on Kelce, saying it may have been a key factor in his decision to extend his NFL career despite rumors of his retirement. McAfee noted, “I think Taylor motivates him to keep going,” adding that Kelce is likely inspired by her relentless success and worldwide stadium tours.

“I think he’s watching her and thinking, ‘Holy shit, she’s still packing stadiums in every city around the world, she’s still making noise, she’s involved in everything.’ He’s probably thinking, ‘Yeah, that’s exactly the person I need to be with.'”

McAfee continued, praising the power of one’s inner circle: “Because they say you are the company you keep, and the company he keeps is pretty much taking over the world, in an industry that I don’t think it should have taken over as quickly as it certainly has.”