Stars of the Kansas City Chiefs, Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes, have autographed Post Malone’s arm. This unusual homage comes after a memorable meeting and a lighthearted bet that obviously made an impression.

On a recent episode of “New Heights,” the podcast he co-hosts with his brother Jason Kelce, Travis Kelce gave the backstory. Recounting the events that followed the Chiefs’ 2020 Super Bowl victory over the San Francisco 49ers was a memorable diversion from the main topic of conversation, which was football insights and Super Bowl memories.

During his concert in Kansas City, Kelce recalled the time that Grammy-winning musician and football enthusiast Malone invited him and Mahomes to play Beer Pong. A high-stakes wager was made because of the game’s intense and competitive nature. Malone bet that if he lost, he would get the Chiefs stars’ signatures permanently inked on his arm. As fate would have it, Malone lost the wager and kept his word by going straight to a tattoo parlor to complete the job.

Kelce recalled, “He went straight over to that tattoo artist and got it tattooed,” highlighting Malone’s devotion to honoring his word. Neither of the football players took the gesture lightly. Malone’s persistence in carrying out the wager in spite of the players’ early objections demonstrated his regard and admiration for them.

Travis Kelce, who is currently in the public eye due to his relationship with pop sensation Taylor Swift, added another dimension to this intriguing crossover when he mentioned that Malone has a tattoo of the Chiefs logo, which further solidifies his loyalty to the team. Malone continues to have ties to both the music and sports industries; he appears in Swift’s most recent song, “Fortnight,” and a sneak peek at their upcoming music video has fans giddy with anticipation.

This tale of friendship, sportsmanship, and tattoos is proof that unplanned events can result in enduring memories—in this case, lifelong ones. This story is a touchdown whether you love epic tales of celebrity bets, the NFL, or Post Malone’s music.