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Taylor Swift's Steamy Song 'Wood' Screams Travis Kelce

Travis Kelce reveals thoughts on Taylor Swift’s raunchy ‘Wood’ song he inspired

In August, when Swift announced her 12th studio album on his “New Heights” podcast, Kelce also shared that “Opalite” was his top song.

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What Is Opalite? All About the Crystal Referenced in Taylor Swift's Song and How It Relates to Her Love Story with Travis Kelce

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Travis Kelce Reacts to Taylor Swift’s Song ‘Wood,’ That’s About His… ‘Redwood Tree’

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Travis Kelce breaks silence on Taylor Swift’s steamy lyrics in new song ‘Wood’

Travis Kelce is sharing his verdict on his fiancée Taylor Swift’s new album, which includes a song filled with sexual innuendos about him.

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Taylor Swift Vows to Keep Some Details About Her Relationship With Travis Kelce ‘Just Between Us’

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Travis Kelce's shy reaction to Taylor Swift's 'generous' song about his 'manhood'

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Travis Kelce Responds to Taylor Swift's 'Wood' Lyrics Double Entendre: 'Japanese Maple'

Swift's "Wood" song is the shortest song on her album. It's the ninth track, and it clocks in at two and a half minutes.

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Travis Kelce feels 'proud' of Taylor Swift

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Travis Kelce (sorta) shares thoughts about the song ‘Wood,’ Taylor Swift’s tribute to his manhood

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When the band released the anthem in 2003, no one expected the guitar riff to outlive the band itself, but that’s exactly what happened. Jack, 50, and Meg White were at the height of their garage-rock fame and were recording in London’s Toe Rag Studios with almost no outside help.