Travis Kelce is slamming brother Jason for sleeping at Taylor Swift's concert in Miami

They say he did something bad.

Jason Kelce was reamed by his brother Travis on their weekly “New Heights” podcast after a photo went viral of the elder Kelce allegedly sleeping at Taylor Swift's “Eras Tour” concert in Miami.

Swift kicked off the final leg of her illustrious tour last Friday as she received support from the Kelce clan.

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Travis had a little fun with his big brother at the start of the podcast and asked Jason to explain himself. “You took a nap on the Eras Tour. “What’s it about?” he asked.

“Travis, you know I didn’t take a nap. “I didn’t take a nap,” Jason said adamantly.

“How are you – the show is absolutely electric. “It's the greatest show ever on stage and you're falling asleep here?” Travis continued.

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The former Philadelphia Eagles center agreed with his Kansas City Chiefs tight end brother that it was the “greatest show,” marveling at how loud the fans were at Hard Rock Stadium and how Swift performed despite the inclement weather. “It was like being on another level. I'm writing a text message[ed] Halfway through you say, “Dude.” That rain? Tay is killing it.'”

The brothers did not sit together.

“When [the] 'Call' [set] came and she came out in a new outfit and it was raining…it could have fucking broken out. I mean, that was the case,” Jason remembers. “The amount of energy was insane. It was so exciting. But back to this photo, I guess I'll give a little background information.

Taylor Swift debuted a new outfit during the “Reputation” portion of her concert. (John Shearer/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)

Jason explained that before taking the photo, he was actually dancing with his middle daughter, Elliotte (Ellie), and was very aware of his surroundings. “We danced and I sat down so I could be at eye level with her,” Jason explained.

Jason and his family – wife Kylie and two of his daughters, as well as his mother Donna and a group of friends – were all seated outdoors rather than in an enclosed space as they are used to at most football games.

Jason says he felt like he was in a “fishbowl.”

Taylor Swift looks lively with her friends as she watches Super Bowl LVIII in the same box as Donna and Jason Kelce. (PA Wire/PA Images via Getty Images)

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“And then I just sit here and feel it,” Jason described the moments before the photo was taken. “I tap my thigh and just listen to the song in that moment. And then suddenly I move on.” [X] and I see this damn picture. I'm like, dude, what the fuck? Like I don't even sleep and I can prove it to you. This photo shows that I'm not sleeping.

The photo was posted by former Philadelphia Eagles nose tackle Beau Allen, who accompanied the Kelces to the concert along with his own family.

“You just felt the groove, right?” Travis cleared it up with his brother.

However, Jason wanted to continue defending himself. “Zoom in my right hand in the post,” he asked her podcast intern. “Make sure Travis sees this. My hand is floating. You can't sleep with your hand hovering over your knee. That's impossible!”

Taylor Swift performed again in the pouring rain. (John Shearer/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)

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Jason repeated that he was surprised. “I'm nervous because all these other people are taking pictures with me and Ellie and I'm trying to have a moment and then all of a sudden I see this. Betrayed by one of my best friends,” he teased.

Jason clearly wasn't too impressed by the photo, as he was much more animated later in the concert. In a fan video, Jason can be seen belting out one of his favorite songs: “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”

“Keep going, Tay,” Jason said. “And a big thank you to Tay Tay for surviving a few rain showers there,” Travis added.

Swift's next concert date is Friday at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.