The 16-time Grammy Award winner has never held back. This quality, along with her powerful mezzo soprano voice, has helped her become one of the world’s most important musical artists.
Adele lets her melodies resonate on the Colosseum stage as part of her residency at Caesars Palace. But this weekend, she’ll share the spotlight in Las Vegas with another top-tier artist: Grammy winner Taylor Swift.
Swift is expected to appear in the stands at the 58th Super Bowl on Sunday, joining the legions of Chiefs fans trying to lead Travis Kelce and his Kansas City teammates to their third title in five years.
Given the connections between Adele and Swift (both are pop culture icons, both have wardrobes that sparkle with gold dust, and both date athletes [Adele is currently dating LeBron James’ agent, Rich Paul]), it’s no surprise that the British artist had something to say about Swift’s budding romance with Kelce.
While chatting with the audience during a brief break on her show Saturday, Adele offered her support for the Chiefs as they try to defeat the 49ers in the big game.
The reason? Obviously Swift. Here’s what you need to know.
Adele pledged her support for Kansas City on Saturday, and Swift played a major role in that decision or, more precisely, in the backlash against Swift’s relationship with Kelce.
“I’m torn,” Adele said. “I want the 49ers to win, but I also want the Chiefs to win. I think I want the Chiefs to win simply because of Taylor Swift’s boyfriend.”
And everyone complaining that Taylor Swift is in the games, fuck them, it’s her, damn it, man.”
Adele said she thought Swift had made the NFL “more entertaining.” Football is a confusing sport for outsiders, full of quirks and contradictions. Swift has given many girls and women looking for a reason to get excited about football the opportunity to enter the NFL.
Adele isn’t planning on placing any bets on Sunday night’s clash, she said, claiming she doesn’t really understand the sport’s yardage system. But she’ll keep her fingers crossed for Swift.
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