Travis Kelce appears to confirm Taylor Swift’s new song ‘So High School’ is about him: ‘This is crazy!’

Taylor Swift references romances with exes Joe Alwyn and Matty Healy on her new album “The Tortured Poet’s Society.”

But the pop celebrity is not only intrigued in mining her previous relationships — she’s seemingly singing about her current boyfriend, much too.

Swift, 34, seems to spend tribute to beau Travis Kelce, 34, on the album’s observe “So Superior School,” which functions the lyrics: “I sense like laughin’ in the center of apply / To that impact you did of your father all over again.”

Kelce is properly-identified for imitating his father, Ed, on his podcast “New Heights” — with fans of the couple right away choosing up Swift’s reference in the tune.

Now, the Kansas Town Chiefs star has seemingly confirmed the tune is about him by submitting an aged clip of an impersonation of his father to the “New Heights” podcast X account just several hours following the track’s launch.

“Those Papa Kelce impressions are just as well fantastic,” the caption for the X put up browse.

For Swift admirers, the caption was evidence Kelce was proclaiming that the song was about him, with a single producing: “YOU KNOW WHAT UR Doing.”

“This mad!” a 2nd ecstatic enthusiast of the few declared.

Ahead of Kelce’s obvious confirmation, frenzied supporters invested Friday early morning speculating on social media that “So High School” was in fact about him.

“So significant school is 100% about Travis Kelce. SCREAMING,” one particular cooed.

So Large Faculty is so Travis Kelce coded and I’m just like [heart face],” a 2nd smitten supporter cheered.

Meanwhile, it is been speculated Kelce could be a part of Swift on the street when she resumes the blockbuster tour in Europe upcoming month, with the to start with demonstrate kicking off Might 9 in Paris.

The pair not long ago relished a PDA-loaded journey to Indio, Calif., wherever they took in Coachella.

“I adore dwell songs, gentleman,” Kelce explained Wednesday on his “New Heights” podcast. “I just like going to gatherings, heading to areas where by folks are, observing abilities.”