NASA’s reply to Kelce’s old tweet goes viral: ‘It’s been a long time coming’
Travis Kelce's 2010 tweet about the moon resurfaced after NASA responded with a playful nod to Taylor Swift.
A years-old post by Travis Kelce has resurfaced online after NASA responded with a playful message, drawing attention on social media.

The interaction unfolded on X, where NASA revisited a tweet originally shared by Kelce in 2010, linking it to its ongoing Artemis II developments.
Old tweet
Kelce’s original post captured a casual moment from his early social media days. “The moon looks crazy tonight… Imma chill out here… visualize my success…” he wrote.
The tweet, which had largely gone unnoticed at the time, resurfaced as NASA marked progress in its Artemis II mission, bringing renewed attention to the post.
NASA’s Swift-inspired reply goes viral
NASA replied directly to the resurfaced tweet with a nod to Taylor Swift, quoting lyrics from her song Miss Americana.
“It’s been a long time coming…” the agency wrote, alongside a moon emoji.
The response gained traction online, with users sharing and reacting to the unexpected crossover between sports, music and space.
Fans react to unexpected crossover
The exchange sparked reactions across social media, particularly among Swift’s fan base, who reshared the post widely.
Kelce has previously spoken about his early social media activity. During a 2023 episode of the podcast New Heights, he told his brother, Jason Kelce, that many of his older tweets were spontaneous and unfiltered.
The renewed attention also comes amid Kelce’s high-profile relationship with Swift, which has drawn continued public interest.
NASA’s reply coincided with milestones in the Artemis II mission, which aims to advance human space exploration beyond Earth’s orbit.
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