Google data reveals that when it comes to searching for terms related to Philadelphia, fans of local sports teams took center stage, but in some unexpected ways. The most searched jersey in the city belonged to DeVonta Smith, the Eagles wide receiver who wasn't even the team's top receiver in yards per game over the past three seasons.
Smith's jersey was the clear winner, with cornerback Cooper DeJean taking second place. But what really had fans searching for jerseys related to football players was Pittsburgh Steelers and retired NBA point guard Jeff Teague. Meanwhile, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye rounded out the top five.
When it comes to music, Taylor Swift dominated the charts in Philadelphia and nationally. Her song "Wood" topped the search list, followed closely by other tracks from her latest album, including songs that referenced the Kelce family. In fact, two of her songs were among the top 10 most searched songs nationwide.
The Swift connection extended beyond music to marriage – her fiancé Travis Kelce's podcast with brother Jason Kelce was a huge hit. The search for answers about the meaning of '67 also took center stage, likely fueled by its use in slang and references to local sports teams.
On the world stage, other popular searches included Superman movies, Pope Leo XIV, and transit stations. 30th Street Station even cracked the top 10 search list for US transit stations. These results show that when it comes to searching on Google, Philly fans have a deep affection for local sports teams – but also an interest in music, pop culture, and everyday life.
Smith's jersey was the clear winner, with cornerback Cooper DeJean taking second place. But what really had fans searching for jerseys related to football players was Pittsburgh Steelers and retired NBA point guard Jeff Teague. Meanwhile, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye rounded out the top five.
When it comes to music, Taylor Swift dominated the charts in Philadelphia and nationally. Her song "Wood" topped the search list, followed closely by other tracks from her latest album, including songs that referenced the Kelce family. In fact, two of her songs were among the top 10 most searched songs nationwide.
The Swift connection extended beyond music to marriage – her fiancé Travis Kelce's podcast with brother Jason Kelce was a huge hit. The search for answers about the meaning of '67 also took center stage, likely fueled by its use in slang and references to local sports teams.
On the world stage, other popular searches included Superman movies, Pope Leo XIV, and transit stations. 30th Street Station even cracked the top 10 search list for US transit stations. These results show that when it comes to searching on Google, Philly fans have a deep affection for local sports teams – but also an interest in music, pop culture, and everyday life.
. It just goes to show that when it comes to pop culture, we're all connected in ways we never thought about. And its not just music – his podcast with Jason Kelce was a hit, and people were searching for info on the meaning of '67 too... its like the Swifties are also fans of the Eagles 
Meanwhile, Superman movies and Pope Leo XIV are just hanging out in the background like, "Hey, we're still here too, guys 
" And 30th Street Station cracking the top 10 for US transit stations? Like, people are literally searching for train info instead of just checking their phone's map app 
I'm not surprised at all that DeVonta Smith's jersey was the most searched, tbh. I mean, he did lead the Eagles to some big wins last season! 
That's a total curveball! I love how Philly fans are all about supporting their local teams, but it's also cool to see they're into music and pop culture too. Taylor Swift is a total boss, btw - her album must be straight fire if people were searching for lyrics like crazy! 
and I'm not mad at all that her fiance Travis Kelce's podcast is killin' it 
anyway, I guess it just goes to show how much ppl love their local sports teams (Eagles forever 
) and pop culture... but like what's up with the superman movie searches?! Is Philly just a huge fan of comic books or something? 
So I was reading about how people in Philly are super into their sports teams, but some of the jersey searches were like... what's up with that? Like, DeVonta Smith isn't even a top receiver for the Eagles and his jersey is the most searched. I mean, I guess it's cool that people love their team spirit, but at the same time, it's just weird. On the other hand, Taylor Swift totally owns Philly and her music is killing it - who doesn't love a good 'Wood' jam? 
It's also kinda funny how sports teams are all over the place in search results, but then you've got Superman movies and Pope Leo XIV thrown in there too. Like, what's the deal with that? Is Philly just super into nostalgia or something? 
. The Google results also hint at a deeper appreciation for pop culture and local identity, with fans seeking answers about the meaning behind these nods rather than just mere entertainment 
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so like, people are really into Taylor Swift's new album, no surprise there!