Taylor Swift only watched 1 Super Bowl also affect American politics

The name Taylor Swift is becoming overwhelming on the celebrity list. The singer born in 1989 is at the height of his fame, with his name far beyond the stage, even influencing the election results.

Accordingly, with more than a week to go, the American people and the world audience will turn their eyes to the Super Bowl. But this year, the attraction of the Super Bowl lies not only in the fact that this is the most famous sporting event in American history but also because of Taylor Swift - the girlfriend of football player Travis Kelce.

Taylor Swift is likely to attend the Super Bowl to cheer on Kelce on Feb. 11, when his Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers. But the golden couple's presence in the entertainment industry is being questioned and conspiracy theories surrounded.

Recently, former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy mentioned the possibility that the results of the Super Bowl will be manipulated to help incumbent President Joe Biden win more support.

While noting that it was "just some unsubstantiated speculation," Ramaswamy added to the rampant conspiracy theories on social media linking Swift to this year's U.S. election.

This conspiracy theory argues as follows: Swift supports Democratic nominee Joe Biden, and for the best media effect, she will use her boyfriend Kelce's (arranged) victory in the Super Bowl to publicize her support for President Biden.

Trump is now expected to almost certainly hold the Republican seat. And it's highly likely that the former president will meet Biden again at the 2024 U.S. election "final."

Because of this, singer Swift suddenly became a hotbed of debate in the middle of this potential rematch. The US press reported that Republicans were actively attacking Swift for fear that she would again publicly support Biden on the Democratic side like in 2020.

In addition to Ramaswamy, Trump's lawyer Alina Habba and Fox News host Jeanine Pirro have also attacked Swift over the past few days, insisting the singer should "stay out of politics" or insisting she is not the American in need.

Mainstream media in the US, most of which are understood to dislike Trump, have also listed a series of conspiracy theories to smear the Swift-Kelly couple, including rumors that the "Swelce" pair's relationship was just a staged stunt by the National Football League (NFL) and the Democratic Party to get Biden more support. Kelce himself has been the target of criticism from the conservative politician for collaborating with Pfizer on a campaign in favor of COVID-19 vaccines.

Will Taylor Swift watch the Super Bowl in time?

Taylor Swift has completed 60 nights of The Eras Tour in 2023 and is set to enter 2024 with her first destination being Tokyo (Japan). Here, she will perform at the modern complex Tokyo Dome for 4 nights, from February 7 to 11. The end night also coincided with the day of the Super Bowl. The question is, how can Taylor Swift fly back to the US in time to cheer on her boyfriend?

The answer is maybe! One of the advantages for the 34-year-old singer is the time difference. Las Vegas and Tokyo time will be separated by 17 time zones, this is the time for Taylor Swift to "go to the past".

The Eras Tour in Japan will start from 4 p.m. but Taylor Swift won't perform until 6 p.m. Normally, each show will last about 3 1/2 hours.

In theory, the last show will end at 21:30 on February 11 (Tokyo time). After that, if she immediately goes to Haneda Airport, it will take her about 30 minutes. If you check in quickly, just 1 hour after The Eras Tour in Tokyo ends, Taylor Swift will start her flight back to Las Vegas.

According to Business Insider, Taylor Swift owns two private jets, one is a Dassault Falcon 7X, the other is a Dassault Falcon 900. These are the two private jets the 1989-born superstar will regularly use during The Eras Tour in the US in 2023.

The Falcon 900 (LX version) had a 1-time range of 4,750 nautical miles. Meanwhile, when full of fuel, the 7X can fly once for a distance of 5,906 nautical miles. The distance between Haneda Airport (Tokyo) and Harry Reid's (Las Vegas), located near Allegiant Stadium, is 4,821 nautical miles (about 5,548 miles). Therefore, Taylor Swift can opt for the Dassault Falcon 7X.

An executive at Paramount Business Jets (a private jet rental company) said that under normal conditions, flying from Haneda to Harry Reid would take between 10 hours and 10 hours and 30 minutes.

Therefore, if Taylor Swift leaves Tokyo at 22:30 on February 11, she will literally go back in time to land in Las Vegas at 16:00 on February 10, the day before the Super Bowl.

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