Travis Kelce is riding high after the release of Taylor Swift‘s new album, The Life of a Showgirl, especially the double-entendre-filled track “Wood” calling attention to her fiancé’s, ahem, manhood. 

And on the latest episode of his New Heights podcast with brother Jason Kelce posted Wednesday (Oct. 8), the Kansas City Chiefs tight end shared his thoughts on the song, which features some of the most talked-about lyrics on the project. (To name a few: “Forgive me, it sounds cocky/ He ‘ah-matized’ me and opened my еyes/ Redwood tree, it ain’t hard to see/ His love was thе key that opened my thighs.”)

“It’s a great song,” Travis began, playing coy about the thinly veiled innuendos in the lyrics. “I love that girl … any song that she would reference me in that way …”

“It’s not just you,” Jason insisted, reciting some of the lines on “Wood” as his little brother laughed. “It’s an appendage. It’s a very specific thing.”

“What?” the Happy Gilmore 2 star teased. “I think you’re not understanding the song.”

The retired Philadelphia Eagles center went on to joke that while Travis’ “manhood” may be comparable to a redwood tree, his own is more akin to a “Japanese maple” or “ornamental bush” — something that sent both brothers into fits of laughter. Elsewhere on the podcast, the two Kelces praised The Life of a Showgirl up and down, with Jason naming “Opalite,” “Eldest Daughter” and “Cancelled!” as some of his favorites in addition to “Wood.” 

Arriving Oct. 3, The Life of a Showgirl is already on track to become Swift’s most successful album to date. The project has also just broken Adele’s long-held record for biggest release week of all time, selling more than 3.5 million units in just a few days. 

Showgirl‘s release week has also featured a number of variant drops, including a digital track-by-track version that includes voice memos recorded by Swift explaining each song. Of “Wood,” the 14-time Grammy winner said playfully, “The song ‘Wood’ is about … uh, it’s a love story.”

“Kind of using, as a plot device, superstitions,” she continued. “Good luck charms, bad luck charms … like knocking on wood. That is kind of the way that I decided to explore this very, very sentimental love song.”

Watch the episode of New Heights dissecting “Wood” above.

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Amazon Prime Day is here, which can only mean one thing. Fans of ATEEZ are about to get some serious deals on the K-Pop group’s merch.

The K-pop group has joined the likes of Beyoncé, Megan Thee Stallion, Dua Lipa and Doja Cat, who have chosen Amazon as the destination for their official tour merch. Said merch is on major sale and includes a slew of unique offerings from stickers to duffle bags and cutsey little keychains to basketball-inspired jerseys with ATEEZ iconography featured throughout. If you didn’t get a chance to attend the boy group’s 2025 In Your Fantasy tour, this will give ATINY’s the chance to snag the tour merch, and for an affordable price.

This marks ATEEZ’s second official drop through the online retailer, which gives access to tour merch to superfans all over. One of the most notable items you can shop on sale is the band’s new light stick featuring a gold base and an exclusive box that you can display when it’s not in use. All this, and so much more, can be shopped below and on Amazon Music.

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If you’re a seasoned K-Pop veteran, you’ll know that lightsticks, especially new versions, are extremely expensive. If you’ve been waiting to pull the trigger to get ATEEZ’s lightstick, now’s your chance to get it on supersale for just $52. The new version of the K-pop group’s lightstick comes with a lock design on the handle and a sand timer within the plastic dome. You’ll be able to choose from four different modes for the LED lights and you can also open the top to customize your experience. Batteries are not included.

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At $6.04, this sticker sleeve is an affordable and fun way to deck out notebooks, laptops, waterbottles and pretty much any surface you’d like with ATEEZ charm. The sticker sheet is themed around Mito, ATEEZ’s bunny mascot, and comes with a variety of stickers in a range of sizes.

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This In Your Fantasy tee is one of those simple pieces that would look great on its own or worn layered beneath a jacket or hoodie. The unisex style currently retails for $52, 20% off its OG price, and comes in sizes medium through XL. The tee is black with an In Your Fantasy graphic in red on the front and back along with the stops on the world tour in white. It’s a basic tee, but one we recommend fans get if they want to relive the magic of the tour.

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Who doesn’t like being cozy? In K-Pop merch no less. This ATEEZ hoodie currently is unisex, giving equal oppertunity for cozy vibes, and it’s on sale for $60. Sizing currently available includes small to large. The hoodie is black with a striking gray ATEEZ graphic on the front and all eight members of the boy band on the back.

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Bag charms are all the rage currently. Why not deck out your purse or keys with this ATEEZ-themed basketball uniform keychain? The charm is currently 20% off and features a basketball jersey motif with ATEEZ’s logo on it along with an accompanying basketball charm all attached to a sliver keyring. Whether you’re gifting this to a die-hard ATINY or keeping it for yourself, the price on this piece is hard to beat.

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This is another one of those practical merch pieces that we couldn’t help but include in our roundup. It’s useful and cute, two adjectives we love to see when describing merch. The ATEEZ-themed duffle is $60, 20% off its original price, and comes in black with white graphics. The bag is sizeable, enough to hold all your go-tos and then some. If the size, low price and design didn’t sell you, the duffle also comes with a photocard of one of the ATEEZ members.

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If you’re looking for merch that doesn’t scream cheesy, you’re in the right place. This jersey is extremely stylish, boasting street style flair with subtle hints to your fave K-Pop group. Sizing ranges from small, medium and large.

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Cozy and cool, this ATEEZ-branded muffler is affixed with the K-Pop group’s tour name in striking graphics set atop a black background. The fringe trim offers the piece a fashionable quality that most merch pieces don’t often have. Beyond being extremely fashionable, it’ll also keep you warm during the upcoming winter season.

If you want to show your love for a specific member, the group’s merch store also includes black T-shirts that spotlight each individual member including Hongjoong, Jongho, Mingi, San, Seonghwa, Wooyoung, Yeosang and Yunho available for $30 each.

For more product recommendations, check out ShopBillboard‘s roundups of the best BLACKPINK merch, BTS merch and Stray Kids merch.

Offset has opened up about some of his regrets and the mistakes he made during his marriage to Cardi B.

The Migos rapper joined Keke Palmer’s Baby, This is Keke Palmer podcast on Tuesday (Oct. 7), which found Offset admitting to plenty of “mistakes” and doing “a lot of wrong” during his turbulent relationship with the Bronx bombshell.

“I was definitely not perfect. I made a lot of mistakes,” Offset said. “I did a lot of wrong, and it’s always on the front screen, so it was hard to move on from it.”

He continued: “I should have respected her way more. I made bad decisions as a man, like stepping out, I gotta take that on the chin. That’s why when she left, I had to take that on the chin … I was being selfish, you know what I mean? And I can say that as a man. I’m a grown man.”

Set explained that social media pressure and criticism got to him at various times in his relationship with Cardi, and he wishes he could’ve tuned out the noise. “I wish there wasn’t so much interest in our stuff going on,” he added. “I’ve done got out of pocket a couple of times because it feels like you’re getting bullied.”

Cardi B and Offset began dating in 2017 and tied the knot in a private ceremony later that year. Cardi filed for divorce the first time in September 2020, and then again in August 2024, which saw them ultimately go their separate ways.

The former couple has three kids together, and their divorce has not yet been settled. Cardi B has moved on to another high-profile relationship with NFL star Stefon Diggs, with whom she is expecting her fourth child.

Listen to the episode below. Talk about his marriage to Cardi B starts around the 33-minute mark.

In an age where departments of the United States government apparently engage in internet beef with musicians, Homeland Security is taunting Zach Bryan by using one of his songs in a video glorifying immigration enforcement officers. 

On Tuesday (Oct. 7), the DHS shared on Instagram a montage of heavily armed border patrol agents and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers descending on a crowd of protesters, unleashing tear gas and lining up people with their hands zip-tied behind their backs. The video is soundtracked by Bryan’s 2020 song “Revival.”

“We’re Having an All Night Revival,” the department wrote in the caption, quoting one of the musician’s lyrics.

Billboard has reached out to Bryan’s rep for comment.

The pointed video is just the latest development in a saga that began with the country star sharing a snippet of an unreleased song on Instagram on Oct. 3. Bryan sings on the track, “I heard the cops came/ Cocky motherf–kers, ain’t they? … And ICE is gonna come bust down your door/ Try to build a house no one builds no more.” 

The clip was captioned, “The fading of the red white and blue,” seemingly indicating Bryan’s disillusionment with the current state of the country. After facing backlash from the DHS and White House, however, the Grammy winner shared a statement clarifying his intent behind the song.

“This shows you how divisive a narrative can be when shoved down our throats through social media,” he wrote Tuesday on his Instagram Story. “This song is about how much I love this country and everyone in it more than anything. When you hear the rest of the song, you will understand the full context that hits on both sides of the aisle.” 

“Left wing or right wing, we’re all one bird and American,” he added at the time. “To all those disappointed in me on either side of whatever you believe in just know I’m trying my best too and we all say things that are misconstrued sometimes.”

The back-and-forth comes at a particularly tense time for immigrant communities in the U.S., which have been targeted by what Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has described as “military style” ICE raids. President Donald Trump has made mass deportations a core part of his second term. 

“While Zach Bryan wants to Open the Gates to criminal illegal aliens and has Condemned heroic ICE officers, Something in the Orange tells me a majority of Americans disagree with him and support President Trump’s great American Revival,” White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson said in a recent statement responding to Bryan’s ICE lyrics. “Godspeed, Zach!”