"Anyone tired of these two clowns yet?" - NFL fans react as Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce break into karaoke duet at ACC Charity Golf Tournament

Jason and Travis Kelce have remained in the spotlight over the last few months. Although Jason is retired and Travis is in the midst of the offseason, the Kelce brothers have commanded plenty of media attention.

The Kelce brothers are participating in the American Century Championship Charity golf tournament along with other athletes and celebrities. While at the event, they broke out into a rendition of Bob Seger's "Old Time Rock and Roll".

Their performance received mixed reviews from fans.

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"Anyone tired of these two clowns yet?," a fan wrote.

Other fans, however, seemed to enjoy the performance and thought the brothers did a great job.

"Yeah, from a musician standpoint, don't give up that day job, lol, you do sound decent, though, guys," a fan wrote. "How can these two keep making me love them even more?? I'm a Packer fan, it's not about football, these are just two of the best guys out there living their best life!! Peace and Love boys!!," a fan added. "Has Tay Tay been giving Travis lessons? Sounds great!," a fan wrote.

The Kelce brothers were joined by a host of sports and entertainment superstars, including Steph Curry, Charles Barkley, Colin Jost and Miles Teller.

Patrick Mahomes has confidence in Travis Kelce going into 2025

Travis Kelce has decided to return for the 2025 NFL season, which could be his last.

Kelce is a future Hall of Famer and is one of the best tight ends ever. However, many have concerns about how he will do this season due to his age. Yet, Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes has full confidence in his star tight end.

"I expect Travis to be Travis," Mahomes said. "Obviously, the play on the field's going to be high. He's going to go out there with the mentality that we're trying to win the Super Bowl this year with us falling short this last year. Then, I think more than anything, it's the leadership that he brings to the building every single day. He's been putting in the work this offseason, and he's excited for another chance to make a run at it."

Kelce recorded 97 receptions for 823 yards and three touchdowns last season with the Chiefs.

Edited by Cole Shelton