Taylor Swift’s followers can’t cease speaking about “Wooden,” probably the most daring observe on her new album “The Lifetime of a Showgirl,” which celebrates her fiancé’s manhood.

The music, full of risqué metaphors and cheeky meanings, left listeners blushing and questioning how Travis Kelce would react.

Now, the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs tight finish has lastly damaged his silence, providing only a few teasing phrases that left everybody wanting extra.

After every week of untamed fan theories, Travis lastly addressed “Wooden” on his and his brother Jason Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast.

When Jason requested for his ideas on the Taylor Swift music that many agree celebrates his “bodily prowess,” Travis performed it protected.

“It’s an important music,” he stated merely, earlier than Jason pressed additional, “Do you are feeling cocky about it?”

The 35-year-old simply laughed, noting, “No,” he stated. “Any music that she references me in may be very…”

Nevertheless, Jason didn’t let him off that simply. Interrupting with a smile, he quipped, “It’s not simply you, man. It’s an appendage!”

Making an attempt to remain composed, Travis replied, “I like that lady. Any music that she would reference me in that means…”

Jason saved teasing, quoting a few of Swift’s extra suggestive lyrics, together with the notorious “Redwood tree” line, and joked, “That’s a beneficiant phrase. Mine can be extra like a Japanese maple.”

Travis couldn’t cease laughing, retaining his cool as his brother turned the second into epic comedy.

Whereas Travis dodged questions, Swift has been open about how “Wooden” got here to be.

“I wished to jot down a throwback, timeless-sounding music,” she stated. “I had this concept about ‘I gotta knock on wooden’ and it might be all these superstitions… after which, I don’t know what occurred!” she laughed.

In traditional Swift vogue, “Wooden” carries a number of layers of that means beneath its playful lyrics.

The music begins with discuss of unhealthy luck and future earlier than shifting gears: “Forgive me, it sounds cocky / He ah-matized me and opened my eyes / Redwood tree, it ain’t laborious to see / His love was the important thing that opened my thighs.”

She even provides a nod to Travis’s “New Heights” podcast, singing, “New Heights of manhood / I ain’t gotta knock on wooden.”

“Wooden” has turn into considered one of Taylor Swift’s most talked-about songs, and never everybody is aware of deal with it.

Whereas many followers are celebrating the singer’s boldness, some critics have expressed disapproval.

In a submit shared on X final week, Barstool Sports activities founder Dave Portnoy referred to as the music “raunchy,” admitting he loved it at first however couldn’t un-hear the references.

“I preferred it till I noticed what it was actually about,” he stated. “No, I’m not bopping to a music about Travis’ d-ck.”

Nonetheless, for many of Swift’s fanbase, “Wooden” appeared to mark a daring new chapter in her music.

It got here throughout as playful, mature, and filled with confidence, an indication that the singer was now embracing her wishes with out hesitation.

“She’s having enjoyable, she’s in love, and he or she’s proudly owning it,” one fan tweeted.

The music has additionally sparked numerous memes on-line, with Swifties joking that “nobody will ever knock on wooden the identical means once more.”

Even Swift’s mother, Andrea, acquired pulled into the enjoyable when requested what she considered “Wooden.”

In a current interview with Sirius XM’s “The Morning Mash Up,” the “Merciless Summer season” crooner revealed that her mother “completely missed” the trace.