Taylor Swift in Buenos Aires: Practicing sorcery and kissing Travis Kelce

Taylor Swift reportedly amazed as per usual in Buenos Aires, Argentina this past weekend over her three-night performances. The pop queen has so much draw that boyfriend Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs also went to Buenos Aires to watch Swift perform. At least, unlike most of the Swifties, I assume, Kelce got a kiss during one of the shows from Swift.

Heck, Swift even changed some of her lyrics for the football star. During "Karma" on Saturday night's performance, Taylor Swift changed the words from "Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me" to "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me." We can assume that Swift wasn't trying to tell Travis Kelce that she was breaking up with him and instead going out with some other player on the Chiefs; That would make for a weird locker room situation.

Immediately after the show, Swift ran straight over to Kelce and gave him a kiss. We can assume she didn't do that with everyone else at the show.

Taylor Swift is as good as expected in Buenos Aires

But Swift did have to tell her fans to stop throwing her presents on the stage. She did it nicely, however. During Sunday night's performance, while Swift was sitting at her piano and yet another object thrown from the audience landed near her, Swift finally had enough. Swift said, "I love that you bought presents and that is so nice, but just, can you please not throw them on the stage. I love you so much" after explaining a dancer could trip and get hurt by something landing on the stage.

Something that didn't land on the stage, thankfully, was an airplane. Still, while Taylor Swift was performing "Labyrinth" and as Swift was singing, "I thought the plane was going down /How’d you turn it right around," the camera filming her pans to her right and shows an airplane coming very close to the stadium.

Swift later tweeted about the moment in classic Taylor Swift style by saying, "Never beating the sorcery allegations." Awesome.

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