Taylor Swift "I Got Travis Knocked Up" AI Song

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Taylor Swift "I Got Travis Knocked Up" AI Song refers to an AI-generated song in the voice and style of pop artist Taylor Swift, which is about getting her boyfriend Travis Kelce pregnant. The AI music, which was posted online in late May 2024 before going viral over the following weeks, is frequently accompanied by AI-generated art of Swift and a visibly pregnant Kelce.

Origin

The earliest findable version of the song dates to May 29th, 2024, posted to Instagram by the Wombo AI account (@wombo.ai), receiving over 120,000 likes in three weeks.^[1] Wombo AI is an image generation product that works to create deepfaked photos and videos of people. Generating images of pregnant men has been a frequent tactic of Wombo AI to gain attention.

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The song's lyrics go,

Guess what's the tea?
Travis got a bump and it's all because of me
I got Travis knocked up
This ain't no joke
Love turns tables
And I seeded a football pro boyfriend
Boyfriend with a belly so round
Craving ice cream
Oh the rumors abound
Absurd and funny, we're the talk of the town.

Spread

The song and accompanying images spread on other platforms, including TikTok, over the following days. For example, TikToker @zkatzq posted the most viral version of the audio to cross over onto TikTok (seen below, left) on June 2nd, 2024, which received over 500,000 views and 65,000 likes in two weeks (seen below, left).^[2]

The song's popularity led to some users expressing pride in finding it, stating, "I built my fyp brick by brick," like TikToker @spheal.enthusiast who received over 200,000 views and 38,000 likes in three days for their post (seen below, right) on June 14th celebrating the song.^[3]