Travis Kelce seems to be officially in his Taylor Swift fanboy days.

In a bonus episode of his podcast with Jason and New Heights & Travis Kelce–The Heights Hotline released on Wednesday 11/27, Travis goes into Full Swift mode and plays some of his all・time favorite Taylor Swift tracks. We talked about what we could do.

If forced to choose only one of his girlfriend's songs to listen for the rest of his life— T-Swift Track on Desert Island

"I mean 'blank space' is a song I always listen to forever," he said, per people. "It's all about it, incredibly.

However, don't think that Kelce only loves Swift's hit single. His personal favorite list also included the fan-loved album track "Cowboy Like Me" from Evermore in the 2020s and "Death By A Thousand Cuts" from Lover in 2019, but the latter grew to him over time, he says.

"I'll throw some new stuff out there. "Death by a thousand cuts" is something I have learned to love absolutely," he added. "I've seen Tay's NPR, her little desk, and she played it with it, and that's where I fell in love with it.

And, of course, as the Swift Muse himself, it's no surprise that Kelce rounded off his list with a widely believed track about him: Swift's latest album, "Alchemy" from the Tortured Poets Division.

"Besides that, I mean 'alchemy' doesn't work with it," he said.

This isn't the first time an NFL star has gushed about loving Swift's song being told about him. The topic came out on May 5 when he was asked about his favorite song from the Tortured Poets department while speaking to people at his Kelse Jam Music Festival.

"I may be a bit biased towards 'very high school'," he said, naming the song from the Tortured Poets department: An anthology that fans believe

Not all members of the Kelce family give Travis-inspired tracks such a preference. It's not just about the price. In a bonus episode of New Heights, Jason Kelce also revealed his favorite songs from Swift's catalog and went along with another TTPD track.

"Everyone knows about me 'I can do it with heartbreak'," he said.