In order to raise an incredible $3,900,000 for the Children’s Mercy hospital in Kansas, comedians Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce collaborate with.

With the assistance of many comedians, Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes made light of themselves for a worthy cause. 
For a worthy cause, the reigning Super Bowl champions Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce joined together with some of the best comedians. “The Big Slick Party and Show,” a yearly fundraiser for Children’s Mercy Hospital, was held on Saturday night at the T-Mobile Centre.

Actors Eric Stonestreet and Paul Rudd, who are both ardent supporters of the Kansas City Chiefs, headlined the comedic event alongside comedian Rob Riggle.

“Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes reunited with Big Slick KC to support Children’s Mercy Hospital by raising $3.9 million.”  Laughing, Travis Kelce says, “President Biden, they told me if I came up here, I’d get tased,” avoiding a repetition of the 2023 White House incident.

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A skit that was performed during the occasion was similar to the famous “Saturday Night Live” comedy “Da’ Bears.”

Instead, comedian and actor Jason Sudeikis made jokes and took a shot at the Chiefs’ kicker Harrison Butker, while Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes made an appearance. In jest, Sudeikis enquired about Kelce’s intentions to wed Taylor Swift.

“When are you going to turn her into a trustworthy woman? Taylor is no longer required to work. I agree with your kicker, Sudeikis remarked.

You’re really going for it, Kelce said.

Since its inception in 2010, the event has raised over $25 million, including $3.9 million this year.

Joking about “getting tased” during the Chiefs’ visit to the White House, Travis Kelce 
Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes attended the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration at the White House the day before “The Big Slick Party and Show.”

For the second year in a row, the squad travelled to the nation’s capital, where President Biden and Kelce cracked jokes about their previous visit.

President Biden wasn’t sure if he should ask Kelce to the platform with the team standing behind him because he didn’t know what the tight end would say. But he did so nevertheless.

President Biden remarked, “I’d have Travis come up here, but God only knows what he’ll say.”

After greeting his “fellow Americans” and approaching the stage, Travis Kelce informed President Biden that he had been warned he would be tased if he went to the microphone.

“I’m not going to lie President Biden, they told me if I came up here, I would get tased,” Kelce said.

President Biden and Kelce were referring to a specific occasion during the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2023 visit to the White House.

As the team was performing on stage, Patrick Mahomes grabbed Kelce as he was going to speak because he was worried about what he could say.