Jason Kelce'S Nsfw Gesture Leaves Travis Kelce In Stitches On New Heights Podcast

Jason Kelce's NSFW Antics Steal the Show

Travis Kelce couldn't contain his laughter when his brother Jason pulled an NSFW hand gesture during the latest episode of their podcast, New Heights. On the November 19 episode, the Kelce brothers were responding to a quirky question posed by American football running back Cam Skattebo. The offbeat inquiry asked them to examine their taco-eating preferences: "Do you like to turn your head to eat a taco? Or do you turn the taco for yourself? It's about the dominance of the taco."

In typical Jason fashion, he quickly quipped, "This guy dominates some f*****g tacos. I don’t know what he dominates more, linebackers or tacos," sending Travis into fits of laughter. Travis humorously added, "He also doesn’t sound like he likes to keep what’s in the taco, in the taco."

A Debate Over Taco Dominance

The brothers delved into their taco-eating styles, with Jason stating, "That’s my thing. If it’s a hard shell and you turn that thing sideways, that s***s falling out." Travis nodded along, "You got to at least meet it halfway. You got to give it like a good 45 degrees." Jason then hilariously described himself as a "3/4 quarter taco eater" while demonstrating his stance with a hand gesture that was promptly censored by the diligent podcast team.

“I will dominate the taco by devouring the taco,” Travis humorously emphasized, sparking another round of chuckles.

Fans React to the Laughs and Censorship

Fans flooded social media with reactions to the Kelce brothers' banter and Jason's censored gesture. One amused fan commented, "No the censored," followed by a crying emoji and a screenshot of the unforgettable moment. Another remarked, "That was some NSFW business, giving the same vibes as the squirting segment."

A third fan highlighted the humor in the situation, "The censor was hilarious," with a laughing emoji. Yet another chimed in with, "The censorship is crazyyyyyy," reflecting the widespread enjoyment of the podcast's unexpected lightheartedness.