Lil Wayne calls out 'cheating azz' Chiefs, NFL refs vs. Texans
The NFL Playoffs are heating up and many different celebrities across the country are tuning into the games as well. Of course, Lil’ Wayne has been one of the more prominent rappers that’s been a big NFL fan over the years. And much like his good friend Skip Bayless, the rapper was not pleased with the officiating following the Texans-Chiefs game.
He straight up said the Chiefs cheated and ripped the refs.
“It’s not even impressive when u cheat and then clearly try to cheat. Just win baby,” the rapper tweeted from his official Twitter account. “I hate the cheating azz chiefs.”
The Chiefs had two of the more famous women on the planet in their skybox on Saturday. Taylor Swift and basketball superstar Caitlin Clark.
Swift has been dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce for quite some time now. And they’ve dominated talk on the internet. YouTube channels, websites, social media, you name it. This is one of the first times that Swift has been in the Chiefs’ skybox with Caitlin Clark. And both are quite dominant in their arenas. Swift in the musical world and Clark on the basketball court.
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They both went home happy on Saturday, after the Chiefs managed to win 24-13. Travis Kelce finished the game with seven catches for 117 receiving yards and a touchdown. And Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes completed 16 of 25 passes for 177 yards, while tossing one touchdown and no interceptions.
The Texans outgained the Chiefs in total yards, 336-212. They also outgained them in passing yards, with 187 yards to 162 yards. The Texans also dominated time of possession 33:43 to 26:57. The Chiefs managed to pull away in the fourth quarter. They were only up 13-12 at the end of the third quarter, but the Texans only points in the final quarter came on a safety of Kansas City punter Matt Araiza.
With the win, the Chiefs will face the winner of the Ravens and Bills matchup for a chance to go to the Super Bowl. Kansas City will sit back and await the results of Sunday’s game, to see who they’ll face in the 2025 AFC Championship Game.