Now that Travis Kelce has made his acting debut this week, he’s been invited to revisit the raucous past of his ‘Grotesquerie’ character as a male stripper.
After failing to make an appearance in the first two episodes, the Kansas City Chiefs star made his first appearance on Wednesday in Ryan Murphy’s new horror series on FX.
Fans went crazy on social media when his character Ed Laclan revealed to Detective Lois Tryon (Niecy Nash) that he had formerly been a stripper.
Furthermore, according to TMZ Sports, Kelce has reportedly had several offers to bring Laclan’s past back to the present, following his funny admission on the show.
Many male revues, notably the well-known strip joint Thunder From Down Under, are itching for the NFL tight end to act out “Big Peter and His Banana Splitter” in real life.
The institution is amenable to Travis “reenacting his role from “Grotesquerie”” by opening its doors in Las Vegas or Nashville.
“I believe that a little NFL meets thunder magic would send the audience into a frenzy!” said Adam Steck, a co-owner.
VegasIn addition, the Kings of Hustler strip club has entered the running to welcome Taylor Swift’s boyfriend. Brittany Rose, general manager, stated that Travis Kelce “can rock his banana hammock on our stage.”
‘I’m sure that all the Vegas Swifties will want to catch a glimpse of what Taylor is working with behind the scenes. You know he’s given her a private show.’
The renowned Chippendales and “Girls Night Out The Show,” a touring tour of male strippers, would also want for him to perform with them.
After the Chiefs defeated the Raiders at Allegiant Stadium in November of last year, Kelce was seen sporting a t-shirt from a well-known Las Vegas institution, which seemed to be a hint that he enjoyed strip clubs.
But it turned out soon after that his girlfriend Swift had forbidden him from going to strip joints, which is bad news for the clubs who were hoping to hire him.
On Wednesday night, Travis’ character in Grotesquerie—a reformed drug addict who works as a nurse and appears as a possible romantic interest for Nash’s main character—was finally revealed.
In one sultry moment, Kelce and Nash sneak out of a hospital holding hands and then drive away in his red convertible.
Fans were also certain that Swift was being hinted to by the getaway car.
A theory on social media suggested that the car was a subliminal nod to one of the pop superstar’s tunes.
One of the standout tracks on her 2017 album “Reputation,” “Getaway Car,” led many fans to compare the song to Kelce’s character’s own getaway car.
One fan commented, “OMG it’s the getaway car!” in response to a videotape of the scene that was uploaded on X, the former name for social networking.
‘Lol . Taylor must be laughing now,’ another Swiftie added, referring to the pop icon’s love of Easter eggs, while another chimed in, posting, ‘Not the Taylor swift reference.’
Others reacted to the link by sharing famous lyrics from the song with one writing the opening line, ‘Nothing good starts in a getaway car,’ while another added a snippet of the bridge saying, ‘They were jet set, Bonnie and Clyde.’
Another fan shared TikTok to highlight the connection, writing over a clip from the episode, ‘Does this look familiar Swifties?!.’
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