respond to the following discuss: I am not a hardcore Swiftie, but I thought it would be interesting to see the correlation between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce because it seems like everyone loses their minds about them. I researched the search terms "Taylor Swift," and "Travis Kelce." The sample parameters were the past 12 months searches within the United States, all web traffic. The Pearson correlation coefficient is 0.590, and it is positive. My search was a little different than the video's example. Taylor Swift was searched far more often than Will Smith or Chris Rock even before the week of September 24, 2022 - when both Travis's and Taylor's searches spiked. Travis's search traffic wasn't nearly as impressive until that week, which is why I chose to look at 12 months rather than a shorter period of time. I wondered what her popularity would do to his. The week of September 24, 2022 was the week the rumors of their dating began, which is my hypothesis on why such a sudden spike in search traffic for both of them, though his remained lower overall. The traffic caused a high correlation, but it is relevant to leave in because that shows the connection between the two search terms. Their combined search traffic has not reached as high of a point since then, but it continues to remain high as people remain interested in their relationship. Because I was curious, I looked at the data more on Google trends and noticed that they both seem to follow the same trends after the September 24th spike