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\n\tLook out, Joe Rogan.<\/p>\n
\n\tThe latest episode of Travis and Jason Kelce\u2019s podcast New Heights<\/em> exploded in popularity thanks to the duo\u2019s in-depth interview with Taylor Swift<\/a>. The pop mogul announced her new album, The Life of a Showgirl<\/em>, and gave what might be her longest and most candid interview ever, clocking in at more than two hours.<\/p>\n \n\tWednesday\u2019s episode (watch it below) has already racked up more than 10 million views on YouTube in less than 20 hours. The episode is already the most popular episode of the podcast ever, surpassing the previous No. 1, which had Jason\u2019s spouse and podcaster Kylie Kelce as the guest. And this doesn\u2019t count all the other ways a fan could consume the podcast. A representative for Spotify said the episode generated a 3,000 percent increase in new listeners for New Heights<\/em>, and the number of female listeners jumped 618 percent. <\/p>\n \n\tComparing the YouTube views to podcast king Joe Rogan, the Taylor Swift episode would currently rank around the 50th most popular Rogan episode ever. Rogan\u2019s biggest episode on YouTube was a discussion about UFOs with Bob Lazar and Jeremy Corbell (64 million views), followed by Rogan\u2019s interview with Donald Trump last fall (59 million). New Heights<\/em> often ranks as a Top 10 podcast, while Rogan\u2019s JRE is often No. 1, and it will be interesting to see if Heights<\/em> moves into the top spot for a week, especially since the Swift episode is still racking up views. <\/p>\n \n\tThe numbers also come despite the live stream seemingly crashing near the end of the podcast around the time when Swift pulled out her new album cover to show her fans. \u201cWe hit a glitch but will be back shortly\u201d the New Heights<\/em> X account posted<\/a> before later tweeting, \u201cShoutout all the 92%ers and Swifties for actually helping us break the internet.\u201d Oddly enough, WNBA star and Swift fan Caitlin Clark predicted, \u201cAre we sure YouTube isn\u2019t going to crash tonight?\u201d Yet a spokesperson for YouTube tells THR<\/em> that the problem actually wasn\u2019t on their end.<\/p>\n