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3:16Now PlayingPhiladelphia Eagles fans took to the streets to celebrate their Super Bowl 2025 victory, but things quickly got out of control. In a shocking turn, fans burned a Kansas City Chiefs jersey while chanting "Fk Taylor Swift**" in the middle of a Philly street. Swift, who is dating Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce, was also booed during the game as her team suffered a crushing 22-40 defeat. Police and state troopers struggled to contain the chaos, with viral videos showing fans climbing poles, setting fires, and tearing apart the Chiefs jersey before lighting it up. Taylor Swift has not yet responded to the backlash. Watch now to see the wildest fan reactions and what went down in Philadelphia after the Eagles’ Super Bowl win!
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