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Kansas City Chiefs superstar tight end Travis Kelce has had his fair share of publicity, but his latest work on Accelerator Active Energy is a tribute to the revered comedic character. It was something.
Kelce channeled his inner Ron Burgundy, Will Ferrell’s character from the hit movie “Anchorman,” to break the news about Accelerator Active Energy’s newest Orange Ice Pop flavor.
However, it wasn’t Travis Kelce who broke the news. It was his anchor alter ego, Travis Cornflower.
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Travis Kelce, who plays “Travis Cornflower,” talks about Accelerator Active Energy (Accelerator activation energy/FOX News)
“Hello, I’m Travis Cornflower, and you’re probably not!” he says in the quirky launch of his new ad.
“I’ve been contacted by a producer who is very good with words to say this new flavor, Holy Citrus!, is an orange ice pop. It’s the best flavor of all.”
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When imagining the taste of the new “Cornflour” flavor, she cried, saying, “It’s even better than I expected.”
Axela Active Energy’s new flavor “Orange Ice Pop”. (Accelerator activation energy/FOX News)
Kelce became an investor in the energy drink brand last year, along with his brother, Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce, and New York Yankees MVP Aaron Judge.
Kelce’s energetic personality has led to numerous sponsorship and investment opportunities, and she doesn’t shy away from appearing in front of the camera.
However, Kelce was seen walking down the tunnel on game day with an accelerator in hand.
Travis Kelce, who plays “Travis Cornflower,” talks about Accelerator Active Energy (Accelerator activation energy/FOX News)
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The energy drink quickly became part of his daily routine, providing a caffeine boost as well as a plant-based thermogenic blend that boosts your metabolism and helps you burn more calories.
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