Travis Kelce announced that he’s leaving Elon Musk’s ‘Hate Machine’ X app, Calling it a ‘Toxic waste dump’ after his Scathing and Hurtful comments about Taylor Swift…

In a dramatic turn of events, NFL star Travis Kelce has announced his departure from Elon Musk’s social media platform X (formerly Twitter), following a series of appalling comments about pop icon Taylor Swift that sparked outrage across the internet.

Kelce’s exit comes after the platform, which has been accused of amplifying toxicity and hate speech under Musk’s leadership, became the center of a heated controversy surrounding the relationship between the Kansas City Chiefs star and the world-renowned singer.

The controversy began when certain users on X, fueled by viral rumors and misinformation, began circulating harmful remarks about Swift in relation to her rumored relationship with Kelce. Rather than distancing himself from the vitriol, certain influencers and public figures—many with sizable followings on the platform—began making inflammatory and disparaging comments about Swift’s character, fueling a growing firestorm.

While Kelce had previously remained largely silent about his relationship with Swift, the pressure of the social media backlash grew unbearable. In a post that quickly went viral, Kelce expressed his dismay over the hateful rhetoric that had flooded the app, particularly targeting Swift. “I’m out,” Kelce wrote. “This place has become a breeding ground for hate. I can’t stand by and watch as the platform I’ve been a part of fuels this nonsense.”

His statement, filled with frustration, added, “X has become a toxic wasteland, and I want no part in it anymore. There are things I can stand up for, but this isn’t it.”

While Kelce’s departure was motivated by the personal attacks against Swift, it also signaled a broader critique of Elon Musk’s leadership at X. The platform, which Musk purchased in 2022, has been plagued by accusations of amplifying hate speech, conspiracy theories, and misinformation, particularly after Musk loosened content moderation policies.

In his post, Kelce didn’t hold back. He referred to X as a “hate machine,” calling out the app’s role in spreading harmful rhetoric rather than encouraging meaningful dialogue. “I don’t know how anyone can sit back and watch this platform devolve into this. It’s not just about me or Taylor—this is about basic human decency,” Kelce wrote.

Kelce’s decision to leave X echoes growing concerns about the impact of social media on public discourse. Celebrities, athletes, and even everyday users have expressed frustration with the platform’s increasingly hostile environment under Musk’s direction.