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See Travis Kelce Dance to a Taylor Swift Song Meant to 'Distract Him' on the Golf Course

Marisa Losciale
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  • Travis Kelce impressively maintained his focus and hit a straight shot while being "distracted" by Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" playing during a golf game.

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Travis Kelce taught fans a valuable lesson in how to  shake off  the bad blood of competition.

It all played out in a recent Instagram Story from former NBA player Chandler Parsons, in which the Kansas City Chiefs tight end is readying for a swing on the golf course. In an effort to "distract" Kelce, 34, the group of golfers decided to put on  Taylor Swift's " Bad Blood ."

Unfortunately for Parsons and the rest of the golfers, their plan was quickly foiled as the three-time Super Bowl champ hit a straight shot with his swing. Realizing what just happened, someone in the background can be heard saying, "This backfired," as Kelce danced it out and began lip-syncing to his girlfriend's 2014 hit. 

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"Oh, he likes it," they continued joking.

" @killatrav cannot be rattled," Parsons, 35, admitted in the caption of his Thursday, March 28, Story.

Aside from being an all-star athlete, Kelce also appears to be quite the catch when it comes to his relationship with Swift. 

He's literally followed her across the globe as she performs the international leg of her Eras tour, where he's been spotted dancing , singing , acting as her hype man and trading friendship bracelets with Swifties . More recently, he reportedly joined her for a two-hour workout after enjoying a glammed up sushi date . He escorted her on a trip to paradise as the power couple's down time synced up, not to mention, sold his house and bought a new one right when they started dating–all money well spent , if you ask us.

Next: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Relationship Is Now a School Test Question

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