I like some Taylor Swift music, but I don’t know much about Taylor Swift’s life (outside of what I learn from working at Pajiba). I like some Beyoncé music, but I don’t know much about Beyoncé’s life (outside of what I learn from working at Pajiba). I did NOT know that Tay and Bey are BUDS! I love this for them! - (Celebitchy)
Travis Kelce is a kind man, but he's a lousy reader, it's true. He has acknowledged this in interviews, and there are videos online showing him having trouble reading scripts while he was a Saturday Night Live host.
There are a few reasons Kelce would be such a terrible reader. He could only struggle with reading comprehension, for example. He could not be accustomed to reading aloud in public, which is another possibility. It's also likely that he suffers from a reading impairment due to a learning disability.
Whatever the cause, Kelce's poor reading abilities do not stand in the way of his ability to succeed as a football player. He is among the NFL's top tight ends, and While playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, he won two Super Bowls.
In fact, Kelce and his followers now find hilarity in his poor reading abilities. On social media, he frequently makes fun of his poor reading skills, and he even adopted the moniker "The Reading Rainbow."
Even if Kelce's reading comprehension may be better, he is still a successful and well-liked player despite his shortcomings. He serves as a role model for many individuals and demonstrates that achieving your goals is achievable, despite obstacles along the way.
It’s not like Travis Kelce can’t read, it’s just that he doesn’t read often, so reading scripts for SNL was a real challenge for him, and according to an SNL writer. “He’s a very sweet, sweet guy, terrible at reading. He just kept tripping over lines and like the table read was going so long.” In the end, Patrick Mahomes helped him with line readings, and Kelce turned in a strong SNL hosting performance. (Yahoo)
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