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Caroline Darney

Taylor Swift fans kept receipts for a week of trash talk from Ravens after the Chiefs head to the Super Bowl

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Baltimore hosted its first AFC championship, welcoming the Kansas City Chiefs to town as the favorites to make a trip to Las Vegas for the Super Bowl.

Instead, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce did their thing, and the KC defense came up big in the second half as the Chiefs beat the Ravens, 17-10. Taylor Swift was in attendance to support Kelce, and for some reason, there are scores of Brads, Chads and dads that continue to complain that the singer exists and graces their television screens for whole seconds at a time.

MORE: Taylor Swift stepped aside to watch Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce share an emotional post-win hug.

It appears some Ravens fans didn’t learn from the mistakes of Bills Mafia. Last week, some Buffalo fans spoke out about Swift, made condescending signs and even burned posters of her in the parking lot before the game. They quickly learned about what Swifties call “Tayvoodoo,” or the way the universe seems to bring karma to those that needlessly slander the singer.

Although the trash talk seemed to be toned down this week, there were still plenty of accounts asking Lamar Jackson to “save them from a Swift Super Bowl” and others going so far as to buy her record to smash it.

Once again, fans reminded everyone that karma is a relaxing thought.

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