Travis Kelce is shopping another product some people may find questionable. This time, he’s doing it with one of the most popular athletes in the influencer space.

Kelce has teamed up with LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne for a commercial promoting the Accelerator Active energy drink.

They have both taken to their social media pages to share videos, and the brand has also followed a new ad campaign with a photo showing them in front of a shopping display teaming with the sports drink.

Kelce has been associated with Accelerator Energy for a few months, also having named it the official energy drink of the ‘New Heights’ podcast he runs with his brother Jason.

 

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“I got Livvy Dunne in the building, LSU gymnast, absolutely just an awesome person, she’s down there making Accelerator look amazing,” Kelce told ‘Good Morning America’ this week after working alongside Dunne.

Dunne has also described the Kansas City Chiefs tight end in glowing terms.

“What really attracted to me to the Accelerator at first was the loaded roster of top tier athletes that use this and drink it,” Dunne told the New York Post last year. “I mean, Aaron Judge Travis Kelce—they all use it and they’re obviously amazing athletes. So that’s what really attracted me to this product.”

Travis Kelce Has Faced Criticism For Past Commercials

Travis Kelce has come under fire for promoting questionable products in recent times.

He’s taken a lot of criticism for his Pfizer vaccine advertisement. He also took some heat for the ad he did for Bud Light.

This latest venture might not be considered as bad as the aforementioned, but plenty of folks think energy drinks are bad for one’s health, given that they’re known to spike dopamine levels, raise blood sugar and pressure, cause dehydration, and accelerate heartbeats, among other things.

Still, Accelerator Energy is considered to be one of the healthier brands out there. That’s because it doesn’t contain lots of sugar and features natural caffeine sources.