Taylor Swift didn’t seem too concerned about an entire stadium booing her amid her hot new romance with Kansas City Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce.

The 33-year-old songstress looked in good spirits as she headed to a recording studio in New York City on Tuesday.

She showcased her signature legs in a pair of tiny clinging black bicycle shorts while making her way to the iconic Electric Lady Studios where music legends like Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Wonder have recorded.

She teamed the bottoms with a pair of grey New Balance Running shoes and represented her pop country roots with a blue graphic T-Shirt featuring a photo of Shania Twain with a horse.

Taylor also donned a khaki dad cap from Still Here New York as she made sure to wear protection from the sun in the form of black designer cat-eye shades.

The Blank Space hitmaker accessorized with a Louis Vuitton vertical trunk monogrammed pochette along with plenty of gold jewelry including earrings, rings, and necklaces.

Taylor wore her wavy dirty blonde locks down under the fashionable headwear as she contrasted her porcelain skin with a swipe of her signature red lip.

The outing came just hours after New York Giants fans erupted in a chors of boos when Swift’s image was streamed into the MetLife stadium last night to promote the singer’s upcoming concert movie covering her hugely successful Eras tour.

Just 24 hours earlier, Swift was present in the Meadowlands to watch her new beau Travis  and his Kansas City Chiefs march to victory over the New York Jets.

The NFL appears to be leaning into Swift’s presence at games considering around 27 million people watched the Chiefs game on Sunday, and the league briefly updated its Instagram account with a post saying: ‘The Chiefs are 2-0 as Swifties.’ The post was removed a few hours later after it was met with hundreds of negative responses from fans.

The viewing figures for Sunday’s game was the biggest audience the league as seen since the Super Bowl. During the game, NBC cameras regularly cut to Swift to get her reactions to various plays.

NFL fans have slammed Swift’s football ‘take-over’, with some saying that the constant cutaways to the singer during the coverage is ‘destroying football.’

‘In case anyone didn’t hear, Taylor Swift was at the game. And NBC made it really annoying,’ award-winning sports writer Jeff Pearlman wrote on Twitter.