Officially, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged! And as fans may anticipate, the announcement was lighthearted and humorous. With the amusing remark, “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” Taylor shared the news on Instagram. Given her reputation for witty, literary lyrics, it’s a deft reference to a long-running fan joke that she might have easily become an English teacher if she hadn’t been a worldwide pop phenomenon.
Taylor Swift herself encapsulated this disparity in her song So High School, which included the line, “You know how to ball, I know Aristotle.” Travis, on the other hand, has always exuded the quintessential high school jock attitude. Her song The Lakes, in which she reflects, “I want auroras and sad prose, I want to watch wisteria grow right over my bare feet, ’cause I haven’t moved in years,” was reminiscent of the gorgeous flower paradise that served as the scene. This time, however, the flowers were about blossoming into something new rather than being rooted in melancholy.
Last but not least, she composed the music for the engagement post featuring So High School. Full of adolescent longing and flirting, the song posed the lighthearted query, “Are you going to marry, kiss, or kill me?” We have our solution, which is a blatant homage to the traditional “marry, kiss, kill” game. He decided to be married.
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