Jay-Z Calls For Hip-Hop Hall Of Fame As Rock Is Dead, Rock Hall Chairman Responds

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Jay-Z wants a Hip-Hop Hall of Fame, and the chairman of Rock Hall, John Sykes, reacted in an interview with Vulture.

“He told me, ‘Rock is dead. It should be called the Hip-Hop Hall of Fame,’” Sykes revealed. “And I said, ‘Well, hip-hop is rock ‘n’ roll.’ He goes, ‘No, it isn’t.’”

He continued, “And I said, ‘We’ve got to do a better job explaining it. Little Richard, Otis Redding, Chuck Berry — these artists were the cornerstones of rock and roll. If you look at the sounds over the years, those artists ended up influencing hip-hop.’”

Sykes said Jay-Z hesitated but eventually showed up and accepted his induction. He added, “That made me feel like we had done our job to communicate that rock and roll is open to all.”

These comments repeat what Sykes said last month in Jay-Z’s ‘Book of HOV.’ He wrote, “My last words, as I pleaded for Jay to come to Cleveland to accept his award, were that rock n’ roll is not any one sound, rather a gumbo.”

He also shared, “To paraphrase the great Berry Gordy, rock n’ roll created the sound of young America. It’s a spirit, and the spirit of hip-hop and rap connected rock n’ roll with an entirely new generation.”

Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine recently shared similar views about the Rock Hall. He told Guitar World, “One thing that people get wrong is that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should be just for rock and roll bands. That’s not what it’s for.”

The guitarist stated, “Public Enemy is more rock ‘n’ roll than 95 percent of all the hair metal bands that ever picked up an instrument, you know? It’s music that has spirit to it… I think rock ‘n’ roll should have a very, very broad sense. I think there’s room for a lot of different genres.”

Last year, Cher, Ozzy Osbourne, Kool & The Gang, Peter Frampton, Foreigner, Dave Matthews Band, Blige, and A Tribe Called Quest were inducted.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark’s appearance in Thursday’s episode of the “New Heights” podcast triggered a key question about the Kansas City Chiefs.

WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark wants the world to know that she’s a “ride-or-die” fan of the Kansas City Chiefs from way back. And so it made sense that during her high-profile appearance on this week’s episode of the “New Heights” podcast co-hosted by Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, the subject of her favorite KC player of all time would be broached.

And of course, because Travis was sitting right there …

Swift shared many of her experiences attending Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” concert – a fitting issue as Swift is the girlfriend of Kelce – and Clark also discussed her Chiefs fandom with the Kelce brothers Travis and Jason.

“I had family in Kansas City, and I grew up in Des Moines, Iowa, which is only three hours from Kansas City,” Clark said of her deep non-“bandwagon” devotion to the team. “So, that’s just the closest NFL team. My dad was a big Chiefs fan growing up.

“People think I’m a bandwagon Chiefs fan. I was like, ‘No, I was there before Patrick and Travis.’”

And then came the arguable highlight of the conversation, as Clark was asked about her current favorite Chiefs player. With no hesitatation,  she ended up naming Travis Kelce … which he founf to be flattering.

“Yeah!” he shouted with a celebratory fist pump.

Caitlin Clark did say that she’s also a huge fan of QB Patrick Mahomes, which in the end makes Clark likes the rest of Chiefs fans – and like Swift, too.

Travis Kelce and Mahomes and a path to a third straight Super Bowl? What’s not to love?

Jon Bon Jovi Ends Year With Another Big Win After Latest Album’s Mild Success

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Jon Bon Jovi wrapped up the year with a win following his latest album ‘Forever’s moderate success.

A few weeks ago, Bon Jovi released a new single with rapper Pitbull. The song, ‘Now or Never,’ is credited to both artists. It has become a surprise hit, especially in the U.S., as reported by Forbes.

‘Now or Never’ debuted on the Adult Pop Airplay chart this week. It’s ranked at Number 37 on the list, which tracks popular adult pop songs on the radio. The song may keep climbing.

Pitbull and Bon Jovi have already made ‘Now or Never’ a hit on some of Billboard’s dance and electronic charts. This week, it’s making its debut on pop charts. The song’s success on the radio shows that fans are supporting it, and radio stations are backing it too.

‘Now or Never’ is Bon Jovi’s 17th hit on the Adult Pop Airplay chart. They’ve had three this year. Pitbull also reaches a milestone with this song. ‘Now or Never’ is his 10th hit on the Adult Pop Airplay chart, and his first in almost 10 years.

His last hit was in 2015 with ‘Time of Our Lives.’ The song also appears on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, where it is Number 30 this week. It could move up again as it gets more radio play.

Last month, Forbes also reported that for the first time, Bon Jovi appeared on the Dance/Electronic Digital Song Sales chart, with ‘Now or Never’ debuting at Number 13. Pitbull mixed Bon Jovi’s ‘It’s My Life’ with his electronic dance and hip-hop style.

While Bon Jovi is new to this chart, Pitbull is not. ‘Now or Never’ is his 29th song on the Billboard list of top dance and electronic tracks. Bon Jovi’s ‘It’s My Life’ was a big hit and is still played at their shows. It helped the band make a comeback in 2000 after a five-year break from the top 40. The song reached Number 33, and it took years before they had another hit like it.

Bon Jovi’s album ‘Forever’ debuted at Number 5 in June but quickly dropped off the Billboard 200. However, the song ‘Living Proof’ reached Number 40 on the Adult Pop Airplay chart.

Shaquille O’Neal got right to the point when discussing Caitlin Clark winning Time Athlete of the Year for 2024.

Jun 6, 2024; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Shaquille O’Neal looks on before the game between the Boston Celtics and the Dallas Mavericks in game one of the 2024 NBA Finals at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images / David Butler II-Imagn Images

Back in September, NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal admitted that he had a change of heart regarding Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark in an interview with Sports Illustrated.

“(Clark) does everything right,” Shaq said in the interview. “I never spoke about her (before) because Angel (Reese) is my girl but I can truthfully say — Caitlin Clark is for real. I’m watching her play and I’m trying to be upset but she makes the right pass, makes the right play. Girls try to beat her up and she doesn’t really complain. She’s a great one, even early on (in her career).

“She’s the real deal,” Shaq added of Clark. “Much respect to her and her family and the way she grew up and the way she plays. All little girls should watch all the WNBA players play but those two (Clark and Reese) are my favorite.”

It was really cool to hear Shaq give Clark her flowers, despite his affiliation with Reese.

Since then, Clark has added multiple impressive records and accolades to her resumé; perhaps the most notable being her winning Time Athlete of the Year for 2024.

Shaq conducted an interview with TMZ Live that appeared to be recorded back in December but was released on January 1. And when the topic of Clark winning this Time honor was brought up, Shaq had only seven words to express his opinion.

“Congratulations to her. She’s a fabulous player,” Shaq said.

He kept it brief when discussing Clark’s Time win, but went on to discuss other WNBA matters. “Caitlin, my girl Angel [Reese], definitely brought a lot of publicity to the WNBA. But we can’t forget about all the other WNBA greats. A’ja [Wilson], Sabrina [Ionescu], Diana [Taurasi], all the women that’s playing great,” he said.

“They’re finally getting the credit that they deserve. They play much harder than the men, they play better than the men. That’s a beautiful game to watch,” Shaq added.

Props to Shaq for showing love to the WNBA — despite his opinions on the polarizing ways he thinks it can improve.

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs will play their final game of the 2024 NFL regular season on Sunday afternoon as they take on the Denver Broncos.

Before Week 18, Kelce and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce, had Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark as a special guest on their latest episode of “New Heights.”

From Nov. 1-3, 2024, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce’s girlfriend, performed in Indianapolis in the final United States venue of her “Eras Tour.” Clark, who now resides in the city, was able to attend two of Swift’s three shows, where she was able to sit in the same VIP section as Travis Kelce.

On the podcast released on Jan. 2, Clark discussed her time at the concerts and how she turned her mom into a Swiftie.

“Obviously, it’s a great show,” Clark said. “A lot of fun. Full Swiftie. Turned my mom into a full Swiftie too… So, good time.”

Meanwhile, Travis Kelce was all smiles while Clark talked about his girlfriend. And Swifties were quick to notice, taking to social media to call out his “Taysmile.”

“The Taysmile is big,” one fan said.

“oh hi taysmile,” added another.

“TAYSMILE,” wrote a third.

“this taysmile,” commented a fourth.

“Oh the taysmile,” said a fifth.

“guess what about they talked here,” posted a sixth with a video of Travis Kelce’s facial expressions.

Kelce and Swift made their relationship public in September 2023. The Grammy-winning musician attended her first Chiefs game in Week 3 of last season. Since then, she has appeared at 20 Kansas City games, with the team having a 17-3 record in them.

Swift has also appeared in all but one of the games at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium since her first appearance. She missed the Dec. 8 game against the Los Angeles Chargers due to her final show of the tour in Vancouver, Canada.

Clark, on the other hand, has been invited to a Chiefs game by both Travis Kelce and Swift. She has yet to join the fun but hinted at a possible appearance come playoff time.

This time last year, she was still in her final season at the University of Iowa. Since then, she has lost in the NCAA women’s basketball national championship game, been drafted first overall into the WNBA, been to multiple shows on Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ and been named the Rookie of the Year and All-WNBA first team.

And as 2025 kicked off, Clark recapped her momentous year – where she shot to fame and was named Time magazine’s “Athlete of the Year” – with NFL star brothers, Jason and Travis Kelce.

Speaking on the Kelce brothers’ “New Heights” podcast, Clark described her debut season in the WNBA as “life-changing” when asked to describe it in two words.

“All in a good way. Things just change really fast,” Clark said on the episode released on Thursday. “That’s just how the world works, especially with social media, people see a lot of your life but that’s what makes it fun and why I’ve had so many cool opportunities too.”

Clark enjoyed a historic rookie season with the Indiana Fever, coinciding with an unprecedented increase in coverage of the league, with viewership records consistently being broken. The league’s overall attendance increased by 48% year-on-year to its highest level in over 20 years; this phenomenon has been coined “The Caitlin Clark effect.”

Clark’s success has also brought an increase in commercial deals. Notably, Clark reportedly agreed to an eight-year deal with Nike worth $28 million that includes a signature shoe. This has prompted some criticism that her race has partly contributed to her commercial success, given many Black stars have not received deals on the same level.

But going into her second season, the 22-year-old says she is looking forward to having more time to prepare for her sophomore campaign in the WNBA after a whirlwind 2024.

“I played in the national championship game and basically went straight to the draft and got picked and then you basically pack up and move,” Clark explained. “You’re moving in April, you don’t even finish senior year in college.”

The Kelce brothers explained that their rookie preseason camps were months in length to allow them to prepare, while Clark’s was “a week and a half.”

“But I think it was good a little bit too. You don’t have time to overthink things. It’s just like boom, boom, boom, boom. You’re just onto the next. But at the same time, I felt like I never really ended the chapter of college, I just up and left.”

Clark also highlighted how important the mid-season break for the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics was for her to recalibrate and take some time to acclimatize to Indianapolis and form a bond with her Fever teammates.

She also highlighted the help some of her veteran teammates provided her during those first few months in the WNBA, while also talking about the challenges of being a highly drafted player.

“You’re trying to figure out a new environment, new teammates, you don’t want to say too much, you don’t want to say too little. But in my scenario – and you guys’ too – you’re already highly thought of, like people are turning to you like: ‘Be something, be someone.’ So it’s hard, you’re trying to get your feet wet but also not do too much and I think that’s what I struggled with early on is: ‘I don’t know what to say, I don’t know how to say it, I don’t know how they’re going to react.’”

Bandwagon fan?

One thing Clark and the Kelce brothers have in common is that they are all from the Midwest of the US; Clark is from Iowa while the Kelce’s are from Ohio.

Not only did they bond over their love of the lakes and that region in general, but also their shared love of football.

And one thing which was addressed early on was Clark’s fandom of the Kansas City Chiefs; the team Travis Kelce has played his entire NFL career for.

Although the Chiefs have become the popular bandwagon NFL team to support – they have won the last two Super Bowls and are on course so far for a historic three-peat – Clark clarified that is not the case for her.

“I had family in Kansas City and I grew up in Des Moines, Iowa, which is only three hours from Kansas City, so that’s just the closest NFL team,” Clark said after referencing a picture of her in full Chiefs uniform from when she was young.

“My dad was a big Chiefs fan growing up. People think I’m like a bandwagon Chiefs fan, I’m like: ‘No, I was there before Patrick (Mahomes) and Travis.’ We were ride or dies, so we’ve been big fans.”

Clark admitted that her favorite Chiefs player was Travis Kelce, eliciting a big celebration from the tight end, along with Mahomes.

‘Full Swiftie’

Another thing Clark has in common with the hosts of the ‘New Heights’ podcast is her passion for Taylor Swift’s music.

Clark explained how she went to multiple shows on Swift’s – who is currently dating Travis – Eras Tour in Indianapolis and says she’s also converted her mom to the Swiftie life.

“My mom was, like, begging me to take her. She was like: ‘I gotta go. Everybody’s talking about it,’” Clark said. “I’m like: ‘OK, OK.’”

“I turned my mom into a full Swiftie now. Two of my cousins were there too. Good time, good time.”

“From Rock Legend to Humble Hero: Jon Bon Jovi’s $410 Million Fortune and His Heartfelt Service to the Homeless”

Jon Bon Jovi, the iconic frontman of the legendary rock band Bon Jovi, has made a name for himself not only in the music world but also as an entrepreneur and philanthropist. With a fortune surpassing $410 million, it is safe to say that Jon Bon Jovi is no stranger to success. Yet, despite his immense wealth and fame, he has chosen to lead a life that is characterized by humility, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to giving back.

One of the most touching examples of Jon Bon Jovi’s generosity is his involvement with his restaurant, the “Soul Kitchen” in Red Bank, New Jersey. Soul Kitchen is a unique restaurant that operates on a pay-what-you-can model, allowing anyone, regardless of their financial situation, to enjoy a hot meal. This initiative was born out of Jon’s desire to support his community and provide an opportunity for those in need to access nutritious food. The mission behind Soul Kitchen is simple: to serve people, both with delicious food and with dignity.

What truly sets Jon Bon Jovi apart is his hands-on approach. While many might assume that someone of his stature would delegate such tasks to others, Bon Jovi can often be found doing something quite unexpected: washing trays and plates at his restaurant. His humble actions speak volumes about his character. Even with a fortune exceeding $400 million, Jon remains deeply connected to the cause he believes in, showing that no task is too small for him when it comes to helping those in need.

The Soul Kitchen is not just a place to get a meal, but a place to feel respected and valued, especially for homeless individuals who are often treated as invisible in society. Through his efforts, Jon Bon Jovi is not only providing nourishment to those who need it most but also reinforcing the importance of kindness and empathy in today’s world.

Jon’s dedication to helping others extends beyond just his restaurant. He has been involved in numerous charitable endeavors over the years, raising millions of dollars for causes ranging from homelessness to disaster relief. His charitable work shows that true success is not just about wealth or fame but about using one’s position in life to uplift others.

Jon Bon Jovi has proven time and again that he is not just a musical legend but also a man with a heart of gold. His actions in the community and his commitment to making the world a better place serve as an inspiration to people worldwide. Whether it’s performing on stage or washing dishes in his restaurant, Jon Bon Jovi continues to show that true greatness lies in humility, kindness, and the willingness to make a difference.

No Update on Caitlin Clark’s Retirement Plan as Opposition’s $110 Million NWSL Fee Gets the Green Light

Caitlin Clark’s journey from hardwood hero to business visionary is already unfolding.But like a buzzer-beater stuck on the rim, some plans are still up in the air. While the Denver bid for an NWSL expansion franchise sails through at a record $110 million fee, Clark’s Cincinnati group finds itself at a pivotal crossroads. With dreams as expansive as her three-point range, Clark’s post-basketball plans highlight her ambition to leave a legacy beyond the court.

According to a post on X by Sportico, “BREAKING: Denver has secured the @NWSL’s 16th franchise, according to multiple people familiar with the matter. The $110 expansion million fee is the biggest expansion fee ever paid in U.S. women’s sports.”

Denver’s bid, led by IMA Financial Group CEO Robert Cohen, boasts a robust $150 million stadium project and deep-pocketed investors. It’s a tough act to follow for Clark and her Cincinnati team, which relies on the existing TQL Stadium as its main asset. While FC Cincinnati’s group, featuring CC as a key figure, aims to carve out a spot in the league, the Denver bid’s approval shows just how steep the competition has become.

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Although she’s just wrapped up her stellar rookie season with the Indiana Fever, Clark is already thinking long-term. Speaking to TIME earlier this year, she shared, “I love basketball, and hopefully, once [playing] basketball ends, I can still find things that I’m really passionate about and can do. I’ll hopefully be an owner of a sports team one day.”

It’s not just talk. Clark’s interest in sports ownership reflects a growing trend among athletes to invest in women’s sports as the market surges. “The price is only going up,” she noted, acknowledging the rising valuations of NWSL teams, with clubs like Angel City FC valued at $250 million.

Her Cincinnati bid is proof she’s not waiting until retirement to dive into the business world. But as Denver locks in its spot with an eye-popping $110 million fee, Clark’s path is anything but a fast break.

A Dream Beyond the Game for Caitlin Clark

Clark’s entrepreneurial spirit extends beyond soccer. On a recent podcast with former Iowa teammates Kate Martin and Gabbie Marshall, she shared another dream: owning a restaurant. Laughing, she recalled, “I grew up, and there was always this random open lot, and I always told my mom I was going to open this restaurant called The Rib Shack. Or wait—it was Rib Crib!”

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Though a retirement home replaced that childhood dream, Clark hasn’t let go of the idea entirely. “Hopefully, one day, maybe I’ll have a coffee shop or a restaurant, just as a fun thing once I’m done playing,” she said.

The Denver deal sets a new standard for NWSL expansion, with its record-breaking fee and plans for a soccer-specific stadium. The league’s growing value—up 57% from the prior year—signals a promising future. For Clark, it’s both an opportunity and a challenge.

Her Cincinnati bid represents more than a business venture; it’s a step toward redefining women’s sports ownership. As she navigates this arena, her rookie season lessons—resilience, strategy, and confidence—will undoubtedly come into play.

For now, Caitlin Clark’s retirement plan remains a work in progress. But if her current trajectory is any indication, she’ll be just as dominant off the court as she is on it.

Twitter Turns Battleground for Swifties & 49ers Fans as Claire Kittle and Taylor Swift Dragged Into Unnecessary Drama

You know what’s wild? 2025 kicked off with a showdown nobody saw coming: Taylor Swift versus Claire Kittle. No, it’s not a real rivalry—but try telling that to the internet. Somehow, the worlds of NFL fandom and pop superstardom collided, and now social media is ablaze with hot takes, comparisons, and the kind of drama that could power its own reality show.

It all started this Wednesday when GamerBabeJess posted on X about Claire rocking a chic black-and-white hoodie, sunglasses, and some killer red boots. She cheekily captioned it, “Taylor Swift can be a billionaire, but she’ll never have Claire Kittle’s vibe.” Cue the chaos. Swifties, 49ers fans, and everyone in between dove into the fray, armed with memes, sass, and opinions no one asked for. But before we unpack the drama, let’s rewind.

While her husband, George Kittle, has been busy crushing it on the field—hitting 1,000 receiving yards for the fourth time in his career—Claire has been holding it down off the field with her humor and fashion.

In a tough season for San Francisco, Claire brought some much-needed levity. She shared a cheeky Instagram post celebrating her husband’s milestone and the team’s modest wins with the caption: “George hit 1k, and Kyle scored a touchdown!! This is our Super Bowl 🤣.” Fans loved it and for good reason

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So you see, Claire’s year-end highlights included cheering on her husband during 49ers game days and partying with her friend Kristin Juszczyk. As always, Claire brought her A-game in style.

Here’s where things get messy. As we all know, Taylor has become a semi-regular fixture in the NFL world thanks to her high-profile romance with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Combine that with her superstar status, and she’s practically the face of WAG culture 2.0.

Unpacking the Taylor Swift and 49ers Fans Feud

Once the Claire vs. Taylor narrative hit social media, it spiraled fast. And honestly, we don’t even know why. Once that tweet hit on X, people went wild. Swifties jumped to Taylor’s defense. One fan wrote, “I don’t even know who Claire Kittle is, but there’s no way she can compete with Taylor Swift.” Another chimed in with, “Who is this ‘Claire Kittle’? I’ve known Taylor Swift for over a decade!”

Meanwhile, 49ers fans came out swinging for Claire. “Taylor Swift is a no-bu—having twig that isn’t even cute. Claire Kittle is a freaking GODDESS,” one comment declared. Another added, “Claire Kittle leaves Taylor Swift in a pile of dust when it comes to aura.”

And then there were the voices of reason, trying to calm the chaos. “The NFL posted a video about Kristin Juszczyk and Claire Kittle, and all the dads, Brads, and Chads came to the comments to attack Taylor Swift. Y’all get mad that she’s shown on TV and posted on their socials, but y’all keep bringing her up. It’s pathetic. Also, stop comparing women.” Neither Taylor nor Claire has addressed the comparisons—because why would they? Both women are busy living their best lives.

To be honest, Claire’s hoodie-and-boots look? Iconic. Taylor’s red dress and billion-dollar empire? Equally iconic. Can we let them both coexist? What’s all this chatter about anyway, X people?

“Get on the Field, B**ch”: Jason Kelce’s Wife Kylie and Drew Afualo Respond to Critics of NFL Kickers

“I figured out that my spot was behind the camera in school. That was my revelation.” Jason Kelce’s wife, Kylie Kelce, once admitted that she was more invested to be behind the camera after quitting hockey. Hence, keeping that interest alive, the pregnant mom of three has been doing shows or collaborating with her husband for some interesting NFL punches. But this time, Kylie Kelce has a message for the online critics.

During a recent podcast episode of Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, co-host Drew Afualo brought up an interesting point about sports commentary, especially from men. She said, “Not gonna lie, men can’t comment on sports like whether it’s performance or just general commentary, unless I watch you perform the sport for at least an hour. You’re not allowed to comment on it on social media or in real life unless I see footage of you doing the exact same thing.”

Chiming into this, Kylie Kelce too supported the argument. The former hockey player added, “The minute you said that, I was like all of the guys who sh– talk NFL kickers.” No doubt, the NFL kicker’s position has been under heavy scrutiny for years. Comments like “kickers have no place in football,” or that they only have one job to do and that kicking is an easy task, all these suggest how many NFL fans are brutal when it comes to criticizing the kicker’s job.

Hence, that’s the reason why Kylie Kelce brought up the NFL kicker point as well as Afualo adding women’s sports to it. Keeping the discussion further, Afualo said, “Exactly, get on the field b–ch, let’s see it. Anytime they talk about women’s sports, let’s see it. Get out there!” Besides this, Mrs. Kelce was also quick to add rugby critics into this category as well. She said, “I would love to see you play rugby for 30 seconds and just get annihilated.”

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Although Kylie Kelce spoke up against the critics of NFL kickers and rugby, the interesting part here to note is her husband himself once criticized the kicker role, and later failed miserably at it!

Jason Kelce just got a taste of his own words, and its pure comedic gold! In October 2024, he confidently criticized NFL kickers on his ‘New Heights’ podcast. He claimed field goals were “too easy” and suggested tougher rugby-style goalposts, by saying, “It’s too easy to kick field goals now. We gotta go to rugby goalposts. Kickers should not be influencing football games as much as they are right now. We need to make kickers way less valuable. That is not what football is about.” Really, Jason?

Well, a month later in November at Penn State’s Pat McAfee Kicking Contest, Kelce himself lined up for a field goal attempt. McAfee announced that with every successful kick, $100,000 donations will be given for hurricane relief. However, when the former Eagles star went for it, he unfortunately missed it. Not once, but twice! That was definitely an oops moment for him.

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Seeing this, his wife, Kylie Kelce, didn’t miss a chance to react to it. With her signature-style humor, in a hilarious Instagram comment, she poked fun, asking Jason, “Maybe you should’ve worn tight pants?” Hilarious! The internet loved it too.

Nevertheless, the relief amount was funded to the responsible organization without Jason Kelce’s goal kick.

What is your opinion on kickers? Let us know in the comments below.