Spoofing Taylor Swift’s ‘Dads, Brads, and Chads’ Comment with Humorous Twist

A funny commercial was created before Week 14 action on Sunday, in response to Taylor Swift’s statement about upsetting “dads, Brads and Chads” with her appearances at Kansas City Chiefs games this season.

During the pregame show of NFL on FOX, a commercial was broadcasted before the lineup of games. Viewers were presented with a heartfelt message from the Bradson family, consisting of father Chad Bradson Sr. and his two sons, Brad Bradson and Chad Bradson Jr.

The famous actor, Brad Bradson, shared a heartbreaking story about his family. According to him, his mom attended a Taylor Swift concert six weeks ago and did not return home. This unfortunate event has caused great anger and frustration for Brad, his brother Chad, and their father.

While many people enjoy watching football for the action and excitement of tackles, touchdowns, and long punts, there are some who have a more personal reason for wanting to tune in. For example, the actor playing Chad Bradson Jr. expressed a desire to watch football simply because it reminds him of his mother and her love for the sport.

During her recent interview with Time magazine, Swift made a comment about the constant surveillance she experiences while in the suite. The singer was named the 2023 “Person of the Year,” and she spoke about how she’s constantly trying to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, while under the watchful eye of the camera.

She mentioned that there is a camera situated about half a mile away and its exact location is unknown. Furthermore, she added that it’s difficult to predict when the camera will feature her in its broadcast. Therefore, she expressed uncertainty about how many times she may appear on the broadcast, possibly once or even 17 times.

Her response was that she is simply present to offer support to Travis. As for whether or not she is being displayed excessively and irritating some fathers, brothers, or buddies, she confesses to having no knowledge.

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