Cat On The Street: What Do You Think Of Taylor Swift And Trevor Kelsey?

If humans are talking about it, surely cats care too, right?

Humans can’t stop talking about Taylor Swift showing up to cheer her rumored boyfriend Tristan Kenney’s Atlanta Braves as they took on the Chicago Bulls last weekend.

And it’s not just Swifties! The game’s announcers were naturally more interested in Tay Tay than the boring events on the field, with the cameras capturing every grin, grimace and shocked expression on the pop star’s face as the teams traded three-pointers and penalty kicks.

We asked cats: What do you think of Taylor and Terrence?

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Creamy, 3

“How can one compare the savory crunch of Temptations to the silky texture of pâté? You cannot ask me to pick one, human.”

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Chester, 9

“I saw the most curious thing through the front window yesterday: a dog no larger than kitten, wagging its tail furiously as it tried to free its head from a Beefaroni can.”

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Ellie, 11

“I ‘re-organized’ every shelf in the house while my humans slept. Look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair!”

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Mr. Mewp, 18 weeks

“There is a kitten who looks exactly like me behind that glass! See how he mocks me? What vile sorcery is this?”

15 thoughts on “Cat On The Street: What Do You Think Of Taylor Swift And Trevor Kelsey?”

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  2. That’s about exactly what I think of Taylor Swift and what’s-his-name.
    I figure that I’ll become interested in celebrities’ lives when they are interested in mine.

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    1. That so- called man actually said if a woman did not sleep with him on third date he would break up with woman. As for Swift? I know what rescue groups she gave to in Brooklyn. The most i can tell you is i know what cat rescue groups are flat broke.

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  3. I asked my cat Moonie what he thought, and he immediately went to what a ticket to a Taylor Swift concert costs. He’s not aware that I have zero interest in Taylor Swift, but he’s now somehow under the impression that the approximately $9000 for a ticket to one of her concerts would be – and should be – much better used for buying him catnip toys.

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  4. I love how the cats don’t know or care about this VIP couple! I know who Taylor Swift is, but her latest beau?
    Never heard of him before. But they have my best wishes for the future. Taylor is fond of cats and that’s good enough for me.

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    1. Yes. One cat is named Olivia Benson. Charactor from my favorite show. Law and Order:SVU. As a singer? Not my cup of tea. I have always been an oldies music fan.

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    2. The whole frenzy just affirms the idea that society is high school writ large, with Swift as the most popular girl, the NFL player as her jock boyfriend, and the game as their prom.

      As someone who could never get into football, I have always thought it’s funny that it’s marketed as this ultra-manly game of violence and power, but there are literally only 11 minutes of play time per game, and the other 2 hours and 49 minutes are filled with commercials, commentary and halftime performances by the most mainstream pop acts.

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