The night presenter Jimmy Kimmel went after President Donald Trump on Monday night during his monologue after the commander in chief commented that Taylor Swift was booed at the Super Bowl Lix.
Swift was booed resonates when he was shown on the video board at the Caesars Superdome when the Philadelphia Eagles faced the Kansas City Chiefs for the title. The stadium was full of Eagles fans, and Swift was supporting the Chiefs when her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, adapted to them in the hope of making history in the NFL.
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President Donald Trump and Ivanka Trump represent the national anthem during the previous game of the Super Bowl Lix in Caesars Superdome on February 9, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Roc Nation)
It was not the way of the bosses on Sunday. Trump rebuilt his night in New Orleans in a publication about Truth Social, saying “the only one that had a harder night than the Kansas City bosses was Taylor Swift. He was booed from the stadium. Maga is very unforgettable.”
The host “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and pointed out that Trump’s critic slipped to the president.
“It was not shaking of the stadium. Unlike you, he stayed throughout the game. And it was the Eagles fans who booed her. But you are right, it’s about you,” Kimmel said. “Trump is jealous of Taylor Swift because he has more followers and more money and there are no children than him.”
The recording artist Taylor Swift attended the Super Bowl Lix between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City bosses in Caesars Superdome. (Images of Stephen Lew-Imagn)
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Swift supported Vice President Kamala Harris during the 2024 presidential elections in a position for its 282 million followers on Instagram, but it didn’t seem to import so much.
Trump won the elections and won the popular vote on Harris.
Comedian Jimmy Kimmel hit President Donald Trump on February 10, 2025. (AP/IMAGN)
The president left the game early but clearly with more important things on his plate. Swift observed how the Chiefs were surprised 40-22 in one of the worst defeats that Kansas City has suffered in years.
