Taylor Swift’s new song “Wood” sparks outrage and praise with bold lyrics about Travis Kelce’s manhood
Taylor Swift's 12th studio album, "The Life of a Showgirl", is already shattering streaming records. But one track in particular, "Wood," has captured headlines for its unfiltered lyrics and bold message. Fans and critics alike are calling it Swift's most overtly sexual song yet, with many pointing directly to her fiancé, NFL superstar Travis Kelce, as the clear inspiration. Swift has always been known for weaving intricate metaphors about her relationships into her music. But this time, she's thrown subtlety aside. In "Wood," she dives into lust, love, and physical intimacy in a way that has left even her longtime fans stunned. The chorus sets the tone with a playful but unmistakable double meaning: Taylor Swift shows off her ring and gushes over Travis KelceKnock on wood, baby, don't it feel good? I'll take the grain, the splinters, the flood. […]
