Taylor Swift's new video takes fans inside trip to Travis Kelce's hometown: Watch
Taylor Swift brushes off critics in new Cleveland-inspired song
Taylor Swift just turned a car ride into a love letter to Cleveland.
In the newly released lyric video for her song Cleveland!, from the deluxe edition of "The Life of a Showgirl," Swift treated fans to a real footage of herself and husband Travis Kelce driving into his hometown together.
The song itself sees Swift brushing off public criticism of their relationship while embracing the city where Kelce grew up, with the video also featuring shots of the Cleveland skyline and nostalgic imagery, including roller blades.
Swift and Kelce married on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, two years after first going public with their relationship in 2023.
The song's release comes amid a busy stretch for Swift. Earlier this week, she surprised fans by announcing a new single, Patient Zero, followed the next day by news of an expanded version of "The Life of a Showgirl," featuring four additional tracks.
In an Instagram post, Swift explained that the new songs, including Cleveland!, came together during a celebratory trip to Sweden with collaborators Max Martin and Shellback, marking the album's record-breaking opening week.
Swift also recently previewed her upcoming Patient Zero music video on CBS Mornings, which features appearances from Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell. The full video is set to premiere during the MTV VMAs this Sunday.
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