Travis Kelce can't help but make one of Taylor Swift's signature moves at Chiefs preseason game against Jaguars

Swifties are always looking for anything that Travis Kelce does that appears to be a nod to his girlfriend, Taylor Swift.

Some are clear as day, while others are a little more subtle. But never doubt the singer's fans, who will manage to always capture it.

Saturday night was no different, when the Kansas City Chiefs tight end appeared to make a heart with his hands during warm ups prior to the team's first preseason game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

And this isn't the only time he's done this.

He also did it during one of the Chiefs games last season to celebrate a touchdown.

The heart hands became a Swift staple in 2011 during the 'Fearless' Tour. And that same year, she told the New York Times it means “something between 'I love you' and 'thank you.'

Travis Kelce does Taylor Swift's heart hands during Amsterdam Eras Tour show

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If you've seen anything about Taylor Swift, it's safe to say you've probably seen this emoji all over social media.

That's because the heart hands are a signature move for Swift and her loyal fans. So at the singer's final show in Amsterdam, Travis Kelce did it during a song all about love.

Oh, and not to mention it's titled 'Lover,' which is from her album with the same name.

"Can we always be this close forever and ever? / And ah, take me out, and take me home (forever and ever) / You're my, my, my, my / Lover," Swift sings during the chorus.

While the song was not initially written about the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, the lyrics certainly relate now.

And he was belting each and every one of the lyrics during the concert.

Travis isn't the only one!!!

Taylor Swift does Chiefs' Travis Kelce's iconic Archer pose during Eras Tour Show in London

Travis Kelce has had his signature pose long before he began dating Taylor Swift.

Yet, Kelce's Archer pose goes hand in hand with Swift's song 'The Archer' from her album Lover .

So they honestly were soulmates when you look at this. And if there were any questions that Swift's song, 'So High School' was written about the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, she silenced all that during her show on Friday night.

While performing this hit song from her album, The Tortured Poets Department , Swift did Kelce's signature Archer pose. And she couldn't keep the smile off her face as she did it.

And this wasn't the only reference to Travis during Friday's show in Wembley Stadium.

The singer brought back her popular lyric change during her song 'Karma.' Instead of singing "Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me," she say "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me."

Oh and not to mention that the bracelets flashed red and yellow in honor of the Chiefs while she sang 'So High School,' which she wrote about Travis, along with her song, 'But Daddy I Love Him.'