Madison Beer Reacts to NFL Using Her Song After Justin Herbert's TD
After Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce blurred the lines between NFL and pop culture, the football world has embraced celebrity crossover couples. Fans may have found their new favorite pairing with Madison Beer and Justin Herbert, confirmed during last week’s Chargers game against the Titans.
The Moment That Stood Out
Midway through the second quarter, Herbert threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Quentin Johnston, giving the Chargers a 17-14 lead. Instead of a typical high-tempo rap or music from LA artists, the NFL played Madison Beer’s hit single, “Yes Baby,” over the broadcast during the celebration.
The NFL playing a Madison Beer song after Herbert to QJ TD #nfl #madisonbeer #justinherbert
— Jonathan Beard (@jonathanbeard11) November 2, 2025
Game Highlights
- Herbert completed 19 of 29 passes for 250 yards.
- He threw two passing touchdowns and scored one rushing touchdown.
- The Chargers won 27-20, moving closer to the postseason with a 6-3 record.
Significance of the Song Choice
“Yes Baby” had been released recently, and it played moments after Herbert’s clean pass, linking the NFL’s spotlight on Madison Beer and Herbert much like its previous focus on Taylor Swift.
Author’s Summary
This event highlights how the NFL is increasingly blending sports and pop culture, showcasing new celebrity intersections like Madison Beer and Justin Herbert to engage fans beyond the game.
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