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Super Bowl: Taylor Swift Chugs Beer on Jumbotron Like a Champ

Super Bowl: Taylor Swift Chugs Beer on Jumbotron Like a Champ

Here’s one important thing we learned during Super Bowl LVIII: Taylor Swift knows how to slam a beer like a champ.

Late in the second quarter of the big game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, and with her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s Chiefs losing 10-0 — and the Chiefs fumbling and dropping the ball all over the place, leading to a sideline meltdown from her beau that nearly toppled over head coach Andy Reid — the jumbotron captured Swift doing what was needed at the time, which is chugging a beer out of a plastic cup in her Allegiant Stadium suite.


The Super Bowl luxury suites at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium are reportedly running around $2.5 million a pop, so who can blame Swift for wanting to make the most of the investment. And, with the first half of the game a relative bore and the Chiefs playing like hot garbage, it seemed fitting for the moment. After chugging the beer — and beating her friend Ashley Avignone in the process — Swift slammed her plastic cup on the ground. She was joined in her suite by pals Ice Spice and Blake Lively, the Kelce family, and more.

You can watch the moment here:

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