Whether or not it was due to the influence of the overalls, Jason Kelce didn't remove his shirt as he watched his brother's team win the 2024 Super Bowl. Despite all the fan speculation that Jason would be tempted to take off his top to celebrate, it appears his behavior might have been very specific to the location of that previous game. "I feel like taking your shirt off is a Buffalo Bills thing, right?" Jason informed Us Weekly. "I wanted to take everything off and be out there with the fans."

In addition, Jason's Super Bowl t-shirt featured a special shoutout to his brother, Travis Kelce. Jason and Travis are known for heartwarming brotherly moments, and the "Big Yeti" lettering was a reference to Travis' basketball nickname. Previously, Jason wore the shirt to cheer for Travis while the Kansas City Chiefs played in the AFC Championship game, a week after his viral t-shirt removing incident. 

Like his brother Jason, Travis also made a splash with his game-day ensemble. While he was on his way to the stadium, Travis wore a black Amiri suit decked out in glittering sequins and dark sunglasses. Since the Super Bowl was held in Las Vegas, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end wanted to make a big style statement — even if it didn't generate quite as much fan buzz as Jason's outfit.