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Originally Posted by ghak99
That doesn't sound very "Midwest".
Taylor liked coming home to Kansas all those years just so she could avoid that crap. Clark appears to be similar. Arrowhead and the Hunts cater to Taylor for safety reasons and for the most part just leave her alone. I would hope Clark would be treated the same. Leave them alone, let them be humans, and don't lean into anything.
I'm sure people would enjoy it if it happened, but she really hasn't been a fan long enough to be anywhere near the drum.
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Yeah to be clear I’m not saying chiefs fans dont embrace Taylor swift. I still feel like it’s one of the best places in the nfl to welcome her. However despite being the biggest worldwide superstar there are still a lot of pure sports fans who are more interested in football than they are in her celebrity. This is especially true for men, since they aren’t her main audience. They welcome her but don’t really follow her music or life.
that’s very different from Caitlin clark. She is beloved by pure sports fans. In the Midwest it’s almost universal. It’s a smaller but still very substantial audience that doesn’t cross over with Taylor as much as you think. And unlike Taylor she has been a huge chiefs fan since she was a kid. If Jason sudeikis can hit the drum, she can too. She wouldn’t be annoyed by it. She is a competitor and I imagine it would be a huge thrill to pump up the crowd. It wouldn’t be for attention, it would be because she loves the chiefs. She’s also a huge fan of Taylor swift so it would be a dream come true for her to be in that orbit. It makes way too much sense. It’s just a matter of when. People are underestimating her appeal if they don’t think Caitlin clark would add even more eyeballs to a team that’s already wildly popular