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Travis Kelce just proved once again that he’s a certified Swiftie—and Swifties everywhere are losing it over his latest move.

This time, Kelce is making headlines after eagle-eyed fans noticed he liked a throwback video on Instagram of his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, performing at a country music show when she was only 11 years old. The clip, posted by @archivesofswift, is a major nostalgia trip, showing a young Swift introducing herself and boldly declaring she’s going to be a country star before belting out LeAnn Rimes’s “Big Time.”

“She was born to be a star,” reads the caption on the video. The MC even added, “A good country girl in the making,” making the whole clip feel like a time capsule of Swift’s earliest days.

Naturally, Swifties flooded the comments, praising the budding star’s confidence and charisma. “Dude her confidence, what a star,” one fan commented. Another added, “My goodness her stage presence and command is a natural gift!” And yet another chimed in, “She’s been a professional since birth.”

But things really heated up when fans spotted Kelce’s name in the “likes.” Cue the collective freak-out.

“Trav liked this post, that’s f***in’ cute dude,” one person wrote. “How is no one talking about how Travis Kelce liked this?” another questioned. “Travis Kelce actually liked this video I cannnnn’t,” a fan declared, while another confessed, “Travis liking this is my Roman empire.” And of course, “TRAVIS LIKED IM DEAD.”

You get it. But Kelce publicly supporting Swift is nothing new. The Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? host has a habit of supporting his “So High School” singer girlfriend in the cutest ways. Just this month, he gave her a shoutout on his podcast, New Heights, applauding her for powering through a few rain-soaked shows on the Miami leg of her Eras Tour.

“Shoutout to Tay Tay for powering through a few rain shows there,” he said, while his brother Jason Kelce agreed that Swift put on an unforgettable performance.

“This Miami show was incredible…the rain and everything,” Jason said. “Dude, it was, like, on another level. I texted you halfway through it like, ‘This rain, Tay is killing it.’”