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Get your popcorn ready because Taylor Swift could be this week’s guest on “New Heights,” the uberpopular podcast hosted by her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce.

Fans were quick to theorize about Swift’s involvement after “New Heights” dropped a promotional graphic on social media teasing Wednesday’s new episode.

Here are the Easter eggs fans were quick to spot in the post:

Perhaps the most obvious, the blacked-out silhouette between the two brothers has an uncanny resemblance to Swift.
The episode drops on August 13. Thirteen is widely known as Swift’s lucky number, as she has incorporated it into various aspects of her life and career for decades. It all started when she began drawing a “13” on the back of her hand during her first tour, the Fearless Tour, which ran from 2009-10. What’s more, Swift was born on the 13th, turned 13 on Friday the 13th and had her first album go gold in 13 weeks. Her first hit song had a 13-second intro, and she often puts her most significant songs as Track 13 on all her albums.
Jason almost certainly appears to be wearing a navy blue T-shirt from The Eras Tour (part of merch that is currently 13% off on her official online store), while eagle-eyed fans believe that Travis could be sporting a 1989 hoodie. Travis has previously stated that he’s a big fan of Swift’s “1989” album and that era of her music. Travis shared during a November 2024 bonus episode of “New Heights” that her song “Blank Space” is one of his favorites. It’s “a song I’ll always listen to forever,” Travis said. “It’s just unbelievable — everything about it.”
An orange background, which fans have connected to potential upcoming music. Each of Swift’s existing albums is tied to a specific color. During The Eras Tour, Swift painted each of her nails a different color to signify her 10 studio albums: mint green (“Taylor Swift”), gold (“Fearless”), purple (“Speak Now”), red (“Red”), turquoise (“1989”), black (“Reputation”), pink (“Lover”), gray (“Folklore”), peach (“Evermore”) and navy (“Midnights”). Fans were quick to point out that orange hasn’t been used yet to represent her discography.
The promo graphic “New Heights” shared on Instagram has reeled in a ton of eyebrow-raising comments. Most notably, the NFL commented the eyes and thinking face emojis. Access Hollywood commented “We know this silhouette all too well,” referencing Swift’s mega-hit “All Too Well.” Fabletics commented “MOTHER IS COMING! MOTHER IS COMING!”