Taylor Swift had a very specific, and pretty hilarious, four-word reaction when Jason Kelce, the ultimate “Squatober” participant, dragged Travis Kelce out of bed at the crack of dawn for a workout spot. Travis dished all the details on the latest “New Heights” podcast, giving us a peek behind the curtain of the Kelce household’s dedication to leg day.
Jason Kelce: Dedication to the Iron, No Matter What
Look, Jason Kelce is a big, strong guy. That kind of muscle doesn’t come from skipping workouts, especially not leg day. He’s full-on into “Squatober,” a month-long challenge dedicated to leg lifts, and he wasn’t about to let being a house guest get in the way of his lower body routine. Before his visit, Jason actually called Travis to ask how much weight he had available at his place. When the quoted number wasn’t enough to satisfy his iron needs, Jason took matters into his own hands. Dude literally traveled with two extra 25-pound plates, just in case! You gotta appreciate that kind of commitment, right? That’s next-level hardo status.
The Unforgettable Dawn Call for a Spotter
So, Jason, properly equipped with his own extra iron, hit Travis’ basement gym at dawn. He was moving some serious weight around, as you’d expect. But then, the inevitable: he needed a spotter. Naturally, he phoned his brother upstairs to lend a hand. Travis, bless his heart, had to peel himself out of bed. He joked about it on the podcast, saying he thought, “Oh, alright, cool, because I wouldn’t have been able to save you if it was a f,in’ back squat.” Travis confirmed it was just a bench press, so he was good to go.
Taylor Swift’s Four-Word Response Shakes the House
But here’s where it gets good. As Travis was walking out of the room to go spot his mountain of a brother, Taylor Swift, his wife, had a pretty understandable, and quite frankly, epic reaction. She looked at Travis and simply said, “This is f,ed up.” Travis’ response? A cool, calm, and collected, “Nah, it’ll be good.” You know it’s not all glitz and glamour sometimes, even in that world. Sometimes, there’s just a giant of a man in your basement who needs a spot on the bench press at an ungodly hour.
Could this tale of pre-dawn squats and “f,ed up” reactions be the muse for a new chart-topping anthem for Squatober? We can only hope.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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