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Here’s why Post Malone got Chiefs tattoos of Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes …
Post Malone has inked the signatures ofKansas City Chiefs stars Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes onto his arm. This unique tribute follows an unforgettable encounter and a friendly wager that clearly left a mark.
Travis Kelce shared the backstory on a recent episode of “New Heights,” the podcast he hosts with his brother Jason Kelce. The discussion, which orbited around football insights and Super Bowl memories, took a memorable detour to recount the events following the Chiefs’ 2020 Super Bowl win over the San Francisco 49ers.
Kelce reminisced about the moment when Malone, a known football enthusiast and Grammy-winning artist, hosted him and Mahomes for a game of Beer Pong during his concert in Kansas City. The game, intense and competitive, led to a high-stakes bet. Malone wagered that he would tattoo the signatures of the Chiefs stars on his arm if he lost. As fate would have it, Malone lost the bet and, true to his word, visited a tattoo artist immediately to fulfill his promise
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