“Those idiots…”: Jason and Travis Kelce receives roasted by fans for nonstop laughter at Jamie

“Those idiots…”: Jason and Travis Kelce receives roasted by fans for nonstop laughter at Jamie

“Those idiots…”: Jason and Travis Kelce get roasted by fans for nonstop laughter at Jamie Foxx’s wild Ray Lewis story (Image via Getty: Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce)

30 episode of the New Heights podcast. A random guy told a random girl he ran a 4.2 [seconds for 40-yard dash]. Lewis apparently asked him to check his backside: “Foxx, if he run 4.2, we can use him. And 4.2 is almost Bo Jackson speed. We guess it’s alright to laugh their hearts out loud… Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news , check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule .

Because it has happened before. Because they non-stop laughed at Jamie Foxx ’s story about a random beach guy and Ray Lewis, jason and Travis Kelce bear the brunt of fans. Because they share a genuine, high-energy sibling dynamic and record in an unscripted, raw, and highly reactive environment, jason and Travis Kelce laugh so loudly on the New Heights podcast.

The Grammy-winning singer and Academy Award-winning actor Jamie Foxx, best known for “Django Unchained,” appeared on the Sept. Foxx said it’s not possible, since it’s a world-class speed. And said, “He ain’t got no a*s. Lewis told him that the random guy was lying! That’s what one X user said: “Those idiots fake laugh ruined a great clip. Another said, “Fakest laughs ever. A post read, “Hysterically laughing when it’s not even a funny story is goofy…” While another user found Foxx’s story funny, “This story is hilarious.

The Kelce brothers have once again found themselves on the receiving end of fan criticism, as if they care. But this time, it somehow seems too cringey. And it’s annoying to some extent. And fans are saying it out loud on X! Jamie Foxx shared an interesting, suspenseful story. Ray Lewis was involved. A random beach guy was apparently part of the whole chaos. And Jason and Travis Kelce? They went on a laughing parade. As though someone had handed them front-row tickets to a Charlie Chaplin show. Foxx shared a bunch of wild stories from his time in NFL circles. One of them concerned Ray Lewis, the Baltimore Ravens legend. Foxx was on a beach playing football. Foxx called up Lewis to confirm whether the guy was lying. Look at his a*s… Foxx did. Now, this little story sounded so funny, so jitteringly hilarious – if only Foxx was narrating it without the background noise of the Kelce Brothers’ loud laughter. They run the podcast. Their microphones are particularly amped up. But that doesn’t mean their guests need to be silenced by their loud, shuddering, and earth-shattering laughs. It’s demeaning to their guests and to the audiences listening. I think we could just listen to Jamie Foxx tell stories all day long and be entertained. Lying. The Kelce brothers share genuine brotherly chemistry. They are just two years apart – almost like best friends who have experienced every monsoon together for years. They treat the podcast as an extension of their family living room rather than a formal broadcasting-level booth. They genuinely find each other’s or other people’s absurd stories, embarrassing memories, and inside jokes hilarious. Both brothers have spent their lives in loud, high-adrenaline locker rooms and competitive sports environments, one is still spending in Kansas City. This naturally drives them to thundering, uninhibited vocal expressions as they react more from their hearts rather than their minds. Join conversation Share your thoughts in the comments Be respectful · TOI community guidelines Professional studio multi-mic setups are configured to pick up high-gain, dynamic audio. When they burst into loud laughter or lean into the mic during a funny moment, the compression and volume spikes hit the listener straight. At times, Jason is caught laughing sideways, he may be trying to avoid laughing loudly into the mic. Much of the humor comes from impromptu reactions to fan questions, live slip-ups [like breaking studio chairs], or teasing family anecdotes, leaving no filter between their amusement and the recording equipment. In the latest podcast episode, it was Jamie Foxx’s story about Ray Lewis! Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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