Even Taylor Swift’s engagement announcement included an Easter egg.
The singer included a hidden detail in her and Travis Kelce’s Tuesday reveal via Instagram that fans believe made the news “so much more magical.”
The social media upload was set to “So High School” off of the pop star’s “Tortured Poets Department” album.
The song is about Kelce, 35, and features the line, “You know how to ball, I know Aristotle.”
Swift, also 35, seemingly referenced the lyric in her caption, which read, “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married 
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Swifties gushed over the song choice via X, with many “crying” over the touching addition.
Some predicted a “‘So High School’ streaming boost tomorrow.”
Swift, who began dating her NFL-playing partner in the summer of 2023, gave a glimpse of Kelce’s proposal in Tuesday’s viral slideshow.
The carousel kicked off with a picture of the Kansas City Chiefs tight end down on one knee in a garden.
The bride-to-be rocked a striped Ralph Lauren dress and a pair of sandals for the major moment.
The subsequent shot showed the couple embracing, followed by a close-up snap of Swift’s engagement ring.
Kelce, notably, co-designed the sparkler with Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine Jewelry, Page Six exclusively confirmed on Tuesday.
The athlete, notably, told People in May 2024 that “So High School” is his favorite song off of Swift’s last album — but acknowledged he “might be a little biased.”
The following month, the Super Bowl winner noted the song’s “sentimental meaning” on “Bussin’ With the Boys.”
That September, Swift made headlines for doing a dance move from her “So High School” Eras Tour choreography while watching one of Kelce’s games.
When it came time to announce the name of her next album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” the Grammy winner did so on her fiancée’s “New Heights” podcast.
During the songwriter’s podcast debut earlier this month, she and Kelce dished on the early days of their romance.
“She blew me away,” the “Catching Kelce” alum recalled. “I had never experienced something so mesmerizing on stage and then something so real and so beautiful in person.”
