Fans reveal why Taylor Swift was booed at the Super Bowl

She commands a fan base numbering in the tens of millions, has been one of the most famous

women on the planet over the past two years, and has a reputation unblemished by scandal or defamation.

Yet even Taylor Swift can find herself the subject of an en masse booing, apparently.

During last night’s Super Bowl LIX, featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs,

the superstar songstress seemed to be minding her own business when she became a target for the crowd.

Swift – at Caesars Superdome, New Orleans to support boyfriend Travis Kelce of the Chiefs – looked to

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