Philadelphia Eagles Security CJ Gardner-Johnson may have had the last word in cheering with Taylor Swift fans.
Arriving in Philadelphia for eagles’ Super Bowl Parade on Friday, the NFL player went to Instagram live to show his custom Hoodie.
Philadelphia Eagles Safety CJ Gardner-Johnson celebrates after winning the Super Bowl Lix in Caesars Superdome on Sunday. (Geoff Burke-Hagn Pictures)
The shirt, aimed at loyal fans of the global pop star, reads: “Swifties can lick my b — s.”
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Dig at fans come after Gardner-Johnson targets Kansas City Chiefs The solid end of Travis Kelce and his relationship with Swift after the Orlovi on Sunday at Super Bowl Lix were diverted to the 40-22 chiefs.
Gardner-Johnson headed to Instagram and posted a photo of himself and Kelce on the field with an inscription saying: “You should stay with that thick S ***.”
The Instagram story seemingly referring to Kelce’s ex, Kayla Nicole, compared to Swift.
Philadelphia Eagles Security CJ Gardner-Johnson went to Instagram live on Friday before the Super Bowla parade to show his hood aimed at Taylor Swift fans. (Ceedy.Duce via Instagram)
Swifties responded by flooding Google and Yelp with bad criticism for a restaurant owned by Mom Gardner-Johnson.
“I have friends who sent me a shot of the screen,” said Delatron Johnson TMZ Sports. “They went,” Oh, God, look at this! “And the first thing everyone said was,” The Swifties attacked. “
Johnson said the restaurant was that fans are unwanted division of her old restaurant, which is now closed.
Philadelphia Eagles Security CJ Gardner-Johnson and Kansas City Chiefs, a narrow end of Travis Kelce, are facing Super Bowl Lix at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday. (Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)
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Adverse reviews were later removed, and Yelp set up a “unusual activity warning” on the restaurant page, which “temporarily disabled the publication of content”.
Some NFL fans He tried to confront the negative criticism by publishing good criticisms of Johnson’s establishment.
Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos and Chantz Martin contributed to this report.
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