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Are TV broadcasts focusing on the pop star too much?
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The romance between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce has dominated social media, but some football fans have complained that N.F.L. games have focused on the pop star too much. This is despite the reality that she is typically onscreen for less than 25 seconds over the course of broadcasts that run longer than three hours.
But with the Chiefs — and possibly Ms. Swift — headed to Las Vegas for the Super Bowl on Feb. 11, some vocal N.F.L. fans are complaining.
What do you think? Has there been too much television focus on Ms. Swift during these games? Why do you think some football fans believe coverage of the pop star has been overwhelming?
Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to see the Times analysis.
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