Taylor Swift fans have once again sparked a new theory, this time focusing on the connection between Travis Kelce and the Evermore song “Cowboy Like Me.” A Swiftie pointed out that Swift had sung the song with Kelce in the audience on three occasions – in Singapore, Amsterdam, and Indianapolis. Fans quickly agreed that the song felt like it belonged to the couple, citing the personal moments shared during the performances.
The speculation began after Swift first performed “Cowboy Like Me” during her Las Vegas show in March 2023, months before she and Kelce officially began dating. She then included the song in her setlist again during her Singapore show in March, where Kelce was in the crowd. The most recent performance of the song was in Indianapolis in November, where Kelce was once again present. Throughout Swift’s show, there were other nods to Kelce, such as Swift mimicking his signature archer pose during “So High School” and changing lyrics to reference the Kansas City Chiefs, Kelce’s team.
Despite keeping a low profile during the Indianapolis show, Kelce was spotted backstage at the end of the show. Former Bachelorette star Ali Fedotowsky confirmed his presence through an Instagram Story, revealing that Kelce was there to support Swift until the very end. The evidence of Kelce’s attendance at Swift’s performances, as well as the personal touches added to songs like “Cowboy Like Me,” led fans to believe that the song has a special meaning for the couple and is considered “their song.”
The idea that “Cowboy Like Me” holds a special significance for Swift and Kelce has gained traction among fans, who appreciate the personal connection between the song and the couple. Swift’s inclusion of the song in her setlist during performances where Kelce was present, as well as the subtle references to their relationship throughout the show, further solidify this theory. The fans’ keen eye for detail and their unwavering support for Swift’s music have once again brought attention to the personal stories embedded in her songs and performances.
