The reason? Musk’s controversial comments about Taylor Swift and her connection to the Chiefs. Yes, you read that right—Musk, the tech mogul known for his ventures into space and electric cars, has now found himself in hot water over his opinions on pop stars and football teams.

Musk took to social media to question Swift’s status as the “Queen of the Chiefs,” writing, “Taylor Swift is a global pop star,

but let’s be honest—she hasn’t done anything to deserve being called ‘Queen of the Chiefs.’ Football is about grit and competition, not celebrity hype.”

These remarks didn’t sit well with Chiefs fans or Swift’s global fanbase, leading to a wave of backlash.

The Chiefs organization, clearly not amused by Musk’s antics, decided to take a stand. In a statement, they explained, “The Kansas City Chiefs are committed to fostering a positive and inclusive environment for our players, fans, and partners. Mr. Musk’s recent comments do not reflect our values, and as a result, he is no longer welcome at any Chiefs games”.

Musk, never one to shy away from controversy, responded with a playful post on X (formerly Twitter): “LOL. Banned from Chiefs games? Guess I’ll buy my own team instead.” While his tone was lighthearted, some speculate that Musk may seriously consider entering the NFL ownership space.

So, there you have it, folks. In the ever-entertaining world of sports and celebrity drama, Elon Musk has managed to find himself at the center of yet another headline. Will he actually buy his own team? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure—Musk knows how to keep us all talking.