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Fallon Mocks NFL's Taylor Swift Fan Baiting
28 Sep
Summary
- Jimmy Fallon mocked the NFL's misleading promos.
- Ads used "Taylor" to trick fans into watching.
- Promos referenced Taylor Swift, not players.
Jimmy Fallon recently satirized the NFL's promotional strategies, which he claimed were designed to attract Taylor Swift's fans. During his monologue, Fallon presented fabricated advertisements that seemingly promised the singer's appearance at a Chiefs game.
These humorous promos featured voiceovers like "you-know-who is definitely going to be there" and "a certain Taylor will be there." However, the ads then revealed the "Taylor" in question was actually Dolphins cornerback Reese Taylor or Chiefs guard Trey Smith. Fallon expressed mock outrage at the league's alleged attempt to mislead viewers.
Further comedic ads suggested a "giant star" with the initials T.S. would be present, only to clarify it referred to Trey Smith. Another mock commercial used "Taylor Farms lettuce" to represent the singer, showcasing the Tonight Show's creative take on the NFL's marketing efforts.
