Kanye West seems to want to be in Taylor Swift's good graces after Super Bowl clash speculations. According to TMZ, West has dismissed claims made by former NFL star Brandon Marshall suggesting that he intended to disrupt Taylor Swift's Super Bowl experience.

In a recent episode of his “Paper Route” podcast, Marshall alleged that West strategically purchased seats in front of Swift's suite at the Super Bowl. With the aim of photobombing her TV appearances. However, West's representative has refuted these claims. ;abeling them as “completely fabricated rumors.”

Marshall, who played in the NFL from 2006 to 2018, insinuated that Swift intervened to have West removed from Allegiant Stadium. Just after learning of his alleged plan. While the veracity of Marshall's assertions remains uncertain, the episode sheds light on the perceived tension between West and Swift. Especially given their previous public disagreements.

Now, West's controversial behaviors coupled with Swift's relevance in Super Bowl champions, there are also speculations. And that's on whether league officials intervened to mitigate any potential disruption.

However, it's unclear whether the Kanye West-Taylor Swift Super Bowl clash are true. Or if Kanye really purchased a ticket. Despite Marshall's confidence in his revelations, some inconsistencies in his narrative. Including initially confusing Swift with Katy Perry.

Notably, West's recent interactions with the media have not prominently featured criticism of Swift. Despite the lack of clarity surrounding the alleged incident, photos circulating from the event show West and his wife, Bianca Censori, present at the venue.