Video of Taylor Swift dancing solo at VMAs goes viral as fans link it to Travis Kelce

Taylor Swift made history tonight, becoming the most awarded artist in VMAs history with 27 wins, surpassing Beyonc. Fresh off her four-month European leg of "The Eras Tour," Swift is now on a break. Her next concert is set for October 18 in Miami, which aligns perfectly with the first five weeks of the NFL season. This gives Swift time to support Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce, much like she did during her European tour. With "The Eras Tour" set to conclude in Canada on December 8, it's already the highest-grossing tour ever, generating over a billion dollars from 152 shows across five continents.

Taylor Dancing Alone at the VMAs

At the 40th edition of the VMAs, Swift and Post Malone won the award for 'Best Collaboration' with their song "Fortnight." This marked Swift's third time winning in this category, tying her with Beyonc for the most wins. Swift previously won in 2015 for "Bad Blood" with Kendrick Lamar, who will headline the Super Bowl halftime show in New Orleans, and in 2017 for "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" with ZAYN.

Later, Swift was caught on camera dancing alone during a performance, and fans quickly noticed her body language. Many speculated that she was missing Travis Kelce, as a moment in the video showed her turning to her right, seemingly expecting to see him there. With her "Eras Tour" schedule allowing her to attend the first five weeks of the NFL season, the final four weeks, and all playoff games, fans are already anticipating more Swift sightings at NFL games, heightening interest in the season.

Taylor Swift's Political Influence

Swift's influence extends beyond music and into politics. Recently, she used her Instagram to encourage voter registration while publicly supporting Democrat Kamala Harris ahead of the November 5 elections. Her endorsement is expected to have a significant impact on younger voters. During her acceptance speech with Post Malone, Swift also took a moment to pay tribute to the victims of 9/11, emphasizing the importance of remembering the tragedy. She praised Post Malone as well, calling him one of the most beloved collaborators in the music industry.