Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce's scores for Taylor Swift's song "Cleveland!" are in: The brothers are fans.
The Kelce brothers kicked off the Sept. 30 episode of "New Heights" by giving their reviews of Swift's
ode to their hometown.
"Cleveland is rocking right now!" Travis said. "Shout out to Tay Tay for making that song, just giving the city a little more life."
Jason said the track has been on repeat at home with his wife, Kylie Kelce.
"Dude, that song is incredible," Jason said. "Kylie and I have been listening to it so much. There's just something about it that makes you feel real good. It’s a great song."
The song is about bringing the love of your life home. Swift sings about Kelce taking her to Cleveland Heights, Ohio, where the Kansas City Chiefs tight end grew up.
The lyric video shows personal footage of Kelce behind the wheel with Swift riding shotgun as they drive into the Forest City. Other clips show the couple around his hometown including Cleveland Heights High School, Kelce's alma mater.
Since "Cleveland!" arrived Sept. 25 on "The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore," listeners have had plenty to say. The song has generated online discourse over its lyrics about Swift's critics, her relationship with Kelce and its unapologetic devotion to the Ohio city.
"He already took me to Cleveland / And showed me The Heights, so hate all you like," Swift sings. "This is the love of my life."
The city of Cleveland has also embraced the shoutout.
Destination Cleveland added exclamation points to the city's iconic Cleveland script signs, turning them into "Cleveland!" through Oct. 1. The temporary punctuation appears at signs across the city, including Edgewater Park, Euclid Beach Park, Tremont, North Coast Harbor and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.
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This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Travis, Jason Kelce react to Taylor Swift's 'Cleveland!'
