Travis Kelce was impressed by the "unbelievable" parts of Tom Brady's Netflix roast, while Jason Kelce questioned why anyone would endure such a public mocking.
Netflix's "The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady" has sparked diverse reactions, including mixed feelings from football brothers Travis and Jason Kelce.
Travis, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, expressed admiration for the roast's entertainment value, describing it as "unbelievable" and leaving him in tears. He noted the star-studded guest list and the willingness of participants to take jabs at each other without causing offense.
However, Jason, the recently retired Philadelphia Eagles center, was less enthusiastic. While acknowledging the entertainment factor, he questioned the purpose of roasts and whether people truly enjoyed being publicly mocked.
"I don't know why people do it," Jason said. "Maybe I take myself too seriously... It was star-studded. The best part about it was how many just iconic NFL and celebrities of immense stature that were there."
Despite his reservations, Jason admitted that he would be willing to participate in a roast for the right amount of money. However, he emphasized that his wife, Kylie, would be barred from the stage due to her intimate knowledge of his personal life.
The roast covered a wide range of topics, including Brady's previous marriage to Gisele Bündchen, the deflategate scandal, and his failed cryptocurrency investment. Only a "massage" joke directed at former New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft appeared to irk Brady.
Travis praised Brady for being a "good sport" throughout the event, while Jason commended the participants for their ability to poke fun at each other without hurting feelings.
The exact compensation Brady received for participating in the roast remains uncertain. However, Jason speculated that he would be willing to endure a similar experience for a substantial financial reward.
The Kelce brothers' contrasting reactions to Brady's roast highlight the subjective nature of such events and the different perspectives on the value of public mockery.
