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Taylor Swift Gave A Fan An “All Too Well”-Coded Gift At A Chiefs Game

The garment is synonymous with the Red album track.

Taylor Swift and Donna Kelce at a Kansas City Chiefs game.
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Taylor Swift was feeling generous at her latest Kansas City Chiefs game.

Per People, Swift cheered on boyfriend Travis Kelce from the stands of the Arrowhead Stadium on Jan. 13 as the Chiefs took on the Miami Dolphins.

During the game, Swift connected with Beth Vancil, a fellow Chiefs fan and proud Swiftie sitting below her VIP box — and at one point, the singer gave Vancil a very special gift, fitting for the game’s freezing temperatures.

“Taylor coined me as her ‘good luck charm,’ noticed my face was bright red, and gave me her scarf,” Vancil told People. “The scarf smelled like home.”

“Taylor Was So Down To Earth”

Speaking to Today about the big game (which resulted in a 26 - 7 victory for the Chiefs), Vancil described Swift as “so down to earth.”

“She's just a normal Kansas City Chiefs fan enjoying the playoffs,” she added. “She gave us a high five, and then we were high-fiving the whole game.”

Vancil also recounted her meeting with Swift on Instagram, writing: “We came, we saw, we conquered, we swag surfed with Donna [Kelce], Taylor, and Brittany [Mahomes]. Taylor gave me her scarf (it was not red and she doesn’t want it back).”

Taylor Swift celebrates with Chiefs fan Beth Vancil. Jamie Squire/Getty Images Sport/Getty Images

“All Too Well” Scarf

Red scarves hold a lot of significance in the Swiftie fandom, as the garment is associated with the fan-favorite “All Too Well” — a song that’s believed to reference Swift’s 2011 breakup with ex-boyfriend Jake Gyllenhaal.

Taylor Swift. Jamie Squire/Getty Images Sport/Getty Images

Swifties were quick to comment on her now-viral fan gift, with one declaring on Instagram: “She gave you the ‘All Too Well’ scarf!”

Referencing lyrics from the Red album track, another fan commented: “You keep my old scarf from that game with the Chiefs, ‘cause it reminds you of the win we had and it smells like me, you can’t get rid of it, cause you remember it all too well.”