— mike taddow (@MikeTaddow) February 1, 2024 First the Swag surf and now this…the fade is the Travis Kelce. What a start to Black history month Diversity in media matters -> ...

Heading into the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs star clarified his position on the controversy surrounding his fade haircut. “These headlines are wild,” Kelce said.

The New York Times is under fire for a story suggesting that Travis Kelce invented the “fade” haircut. Prominent black media commentators including retired football legend Shannon Sharpe and ...

As reported by People, the Fade haircut sported by Kelce is a hairstyle that has enjoyed longstanding popularity amongst the Black community and other communities.

The suit said their son, identified as 13-year-old J.T., was in seventh grade when, on April 16, he got a "fade haircut with a design line." Pictures show the fade lines resembled an M.

Kelce was seemingly nodding toward irony of attributing the fade, long popular in Black communities, to him during Black History Month. "I don't want anything to do with that one, man," Kelce said.

First The Swag Surf, Now This: X Users Collectively Roll Their Eyes At The Fade Being Called The “Travis Kelce Haircut” Written by Tron Snow Published on February 5, 2024 Loaded: 0% ...

Whether worn high or low, with a part or incorporating other fancy designs, the fade has been a staple in the Black community for decades. The look is not new, and Kelce knows this.

3. The Halftime Heist In 1992, a Black family was clowning around when they came up with a plan for the most brilliant robbery ever: They were going to steal the Super Bowl.