Kanye Denies Brandon Marshall’s Claim That Taylor Swift Had Him Kicked Out Of The Super Bowl

There were reports that Taylor Swift used her powers of alerting security to have rapper with titanium teeth Kanye West booted from Super Bowl LVIII.

However, the man who calls himself "Ye" while the rest of us still say "Kanye" is denying these claims.

Ex-NFL wide receiver Brandon Marshall — of all people — is the one who claimed that Swift and Kanye's latest clash in their long-running feud happened on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium.

On his podcast Paper Route, Marshall alleged that Kanye bought tickets that were directly in front of Swift's luxury box. Marshall said that the idea was for the rapper — who was wearing a mask with his logo on it at the time — would then be in the inevitable broadcast shots of Swift's star-studded suite.

"He’s got a mask on with his logo on the mask — typical Kanye. Taylor Swift gets pissed off, she — boom boom — makes a call or two. Everybody’s involved. He gets kicked out of the stadium!"

READ: TAYLOR SWIFT GOT KANYE KICKED OUT OF SUPER BOWL, ACCORDING TO EX-NFLER BRANDON MARSHALL

That does sound like typical Kanye, but according to a representative, Kanye didn't do this at all… even though it definitely sounds like something he would have tried if given half a chance.

"This is a completely fabricated rumor. It is not true," a Kanye rep (I bet that's a fun job) told TMZ.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but at least for now, we should probably take Kanye and his rep at their word. That's just because no one has corroborated Marshall's story yet. 

As much as that yarn the former Bronco, Bear, Dolphin, Jet, GIant, and Seahawk weaved sounded completely believable, someone else who was inside the stadium should've backed it up by now.

I think the funniest thing would be if it didn't happen, but upon hearing the rumor, Kanye looked at that wife of his who is always naked or almost naked (for some reason), and said, "Damn; why didn't I think of that?"

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