Travis Kelce has appeared in print, television and online advertisements for:

Dick's Sporting Goods
McDonald’s
Nike
Papa John’s
Bud Light
Old Spice
Walgreens
Pfizer
State Farm
DirectTV
Experian
Lowe's
Campbell's Soup

Gee…nothing to see here.

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Straight from Wikipedia…

Kelce
Scripted television

??? Didn't Nikola Tesla say if we knew the power of 3-6-9 ???

The JESUS commercials! WHY isn’t anyone talking about the commercials or the GOD WINS sign that was on the sideline’s billboard??

Talmud.
This is key.
This should help you connect the dots.

“57” removed from field.

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Is this one of the ways they do it?

What is going on here????

☝️Spell casting?

Or comms?

TRAVIS KELCE

9 (3-3-3) receptions
93 (3-3-3…3) yards

Regarding this picture…
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Is that a Mickey Mouse watch the other guy has on? He seems to want to show it off?

I like this one!!

San Francisco Running Back
Christian McCaffrey
“Christ”ian


8 receptions
80 yards.

88!!

What is the significance of “88”??

In the rapper world, this is Ice Spice. Her real name is Isis Naija Gaston. Yeah, Isis. 😳 She certainly has some interesting song titles, including one named "Princess Diana."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_Spice

If you click on the ‘ALT’ in the bottom corner > dark brandon

Interesting we're Diving on EAP(Elvis)

EAP (Poe) wrote, "The Fall of the House of Usher".

The meaning of The Fall of the House of Usher (US?) warns against the traps of power, the sins of pride and greed, and the tragedies that often befall families. Roderick Usher sold his family – at a time when they were all innocent – for wealth, power, and no consequence for his actions.

Decay and death are prevalent throughout the story. Both Madeline and Roderick meet their demise. The Usher house is decaying and ultimately collapses, signifying its literal and figurative death. One ''The Fall of The House of Usher'' theme is mental illness, often called ''madness'' in the 1800s.

Inspired by the work of Edgar Allan Poe, House of Usher traces the downfall of the uber-wealthy Usher family and their corrupt drug company, Fortunato Pharmaceuticals.