Former NFL center Jason Kelce took to X (formerly Twitter) to address the “fake quotes” shared online regarding Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance. Kelce posted a brief message clarifying that people had completely fabricated the viral statements attributed to him.

Jason Kelce is setting the record straight on a number of false viral quotes incorrectly attributed to him. One false quote that went viral made it appear as though Kelce was critical of those who did not feel Bad Bunny should perform at the Super Bowl.

Jason Kelce is speaking out after “fake quotes” regarding Bad Bunny’s upcoming Super Bowl halftime show were wrongly attributed to him.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell backed his Super Bowl half-time choice, Bad Bunny, amid criticism from Trump and other MAGA commentators

As Bad Bunny was named the Super Bowl LX halftime show performer, his comments about ICE resurfaced and fans weighed in on the selection.

Jason Kelce has fired back at 'fake quotes' attributed to him about Bad Bunny's upcoming Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show, clearing the air.

There's a tweet going around on X (formerly Twitter) being attributed to Jason Kelce that has raised some eyebrows. But it turns out, like with other instances of things going viral that aren't real, it's fake.

Jason Kelce was forced to address a quote that was attributed to him about Bad Bunny being announced as the Super Bowl halftime show performer. A rumored quote from Kelce, 37, spread like wildfire on social media this week reading,

"It's not about whether you agreed with the sentiment or not. He's entitled to his own words and those were not his."