Kanye West Reacts To Claim That Taylor Swift Kicked Him Out Of The Super Bowl

A rep for rapper Kanye West has denied claims that he was booted out of the Super Bowl by Grammy Award-winning singer Taylor Swift.

It comes after a report swirled that West had purchased seats that would allow him to photobomb footage of the pop star. This allegedly made her make a few "calls" to get him out of the stadium.

Following a report that Taylor Swift had Kanye West "kicked out" of the Super Bowl, a rep of the rapper has refuted those claims.

Former NFL star Brandon Marshall had claimed that the rapper had upset Taylor Swift by intentionally purchasing all the seats in front of hers at Las Vegas's Allegiant Stadium. This tactical move would have enabled him to photobomb any footage of the pop star during the game's broadcast. Fans would recall that Swift has gotten headline attention every time she makes it to a game to support her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

"'[Kanye] was trying to leverage her celebrity," Marshall remarked on "the I AM ATHLETE podcast." "[So] Taylor Swift gets p---- off. She boom, boom, makes a call or two. Everybody's involved. He gets kicked out the stadium."

While it is unclear where Marshall got his information from, West's rep said the claim was a "completely fabricated rumor," adding that "it is not true."

For the Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the 49ers, West attended in tow with his wife, Bianca Censori.

The rapper was captured wearing a full-face covering with a white crucifix on the front and an all-black leather outfit, while Censori was uncharacteristically covered up in a black, oversized rain jacket. She added to her attire a ski mask-like covering that shielded only her hair.

Apart from coming to the party in his typical weird fashion style, West also bought airtime to promote his Yeezy fashion line.

The ad lasted just 30 seconds and appeared to be an amateur video shot from West's phone.

"Hey y'all, this is Ye, and this is my commercial," West could be seen talking to the camera, per The Hollywood Reporter. "And since we spent all the money on the commercial spot, we actually — we didn't spend any money on the actual commercial. But the idea is I want you to go to yeezy.com…. I got some shoes and mmmm that's it."

Following the airing of the ad, reports swirled that West made $19.3 million in revenue as buyers trooped to the site.

West also detailed the impressive sales figures for his latest Yeezy products in a since-deleted post on Monday, per HipHopdx.

According to the post, the rapper sold 266,000 units of his shoe-like Yeezy Pod sneakers, along with 57,000 pants, 79,000 t-shirts, and 53,000 long-sleeve shirts. West also added a boastful caption, "The people have spoken, Yeezy.com."

West is currently running a massive discount on his store, putting all items on sale for just $20. He also announced a refund of $180 for those who bought the $200 Yeezy Pods earlier.

"We are crediting back the $180 to all who purchased the Pods for $200," read a post from the rapper's company. "Please write to customer service at sply@yeezy.com they will take care of you."

The impressive sales of West's Yeezy products undoubtedly received a significant boost with the debut of Kanye West's collaborative album with Ty Dolla $ign, titled "Vultures 1." The album, which experienced several delays, was finally released on Friday, February 9.

Featured on the album were a variety of artists, including Lil Durk, Bump J, Freddie Gibbs, Playboi Carti, Travis Scott, and Quavo. West's oldest daughter, North, also contributed to the project.

Two more volumes are expected to drop after "Vultures 1," with the first slated for March 8 and the next one for April 5. The album appears to be released under West's Yzy brand, as he has since ended his relationship with Def Jam Recordings and Sony Music Publishing.