Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Face-off in Epic Scott Pilgrim Parody Video

Summary

Travis Kelce vs. The World is a clever mashup that combines Taylor Swift's exes with the universe of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.

The video replaces Michael Cera's character with Kelce in a humorous way, and includes Swift's prominent exes as the seven evil exes.

This crossover parody introduces the idea of Scott Pilgrim incorporating a joke about Swift's exes, enhancing its music-themed storyline.

In a creative twist, selzerfx has produced a fresh crossover video combining the worlds of Taylor Swift and Scott Pilgrim. As Swift's exes make a spirited attempt to challenge Travis Kelce, fans can anticipate an exciting collision of two iconic franchises. Adding to the excitement, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, an anime series set in the Scott Pilgrim universe, is set to premiere on Netflix on November 17. Undoubtedly, this fall promises to be a thrilling time for both Swift and Scott Pilgrim fans.

This mashup video features Swift replacing Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s Scott Pilgrim character in a short Instagram clip. At the start, Swift delivers the iconic line "if we’re going to date, you may have to defeat my seven evil exes." Following the concept of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Swift’s current partner, Kelce, assumes the role of Michael Cera in this spoof. Notably, the seven evil exes include renowned stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Hiddleston. Ultimately, the video renames the movie as Travis Kelce vs. the World.

Why This Taylor Swift-Scott Pilgrim Crossover Is Perfect

Travis Kelce vs. The World ingeniously merges two unexpected elements – Taylor Swift's repertoire and the universe of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Swift's infamous ex-boyfriends, some of whom make appearances in this video, are an integral part of her narrative. Just like in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Swift seemingly embraces a playfully retaliatory stance towards her exes, channeling their influence into numerous songs.

Swift is known for her powerful breakup songs, such as "All To Well," which is believed to be about Gyllenhaal and features in Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour. Another noteworthy inclusion in Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is the ex-boyfriend inspired tune, "I Knew You Were Trouble," which is written about Harry Styles. However, other songs like "Dear John" and "Superman," speculated to be about John Mayer, didn't make the final cut for the nearly three-hour runtime of Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour.

Swift's former partners in real life are much more famous than the fictional exes in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," which adds to the entertainment value of seeing their faces in the spoof video. This crossover parody raises the possibility of including a clever joke about Swift's exes in the content of "Scott Pilgrim," especially considering the music-themed nature of the franchise.