Swift ended her review with the honeypot emoji, which is a sly reference to Kelce's wild cameo in the film, which involves a busboy named Oscar (played by Bad Bunny) fantasizing about covering Kelce's mean waiter character — who is shown in just a towel, tied to a pole — in honey and leaving him to get attacked by a bear.

On the day of the Netflix premiere of Happy Gilmore 2 — in which the Kansas City Chiefs tight end appears alongside Adam Sandler — the pop superstar posted her review of the film on her Instagram Story on Friday (July 25). Sharing the film’s poster, she wrote that the project “had me cackling and cheering the whole movie!”

Adam Sandler told PEOPLE at the 'Happy Gilmore 2' New York City premiere on Monday, July 21, that he was surprised by Travis Kelce and Bad Bunny's acting in the long-awaited sequel to his classic golf movie.