It’s hard to keep up with all the Travis Kelce headlines, but there’s one getting a bit more buzz. No, not the one calling the Kansas City Chiefs tight end the ultimate “Soft Jock,” though apparently that’s a thing. We’re talking about the one suggesting he popularized the buzz cut fade — or, as the New York Times put it, “the Travis Kelce.” Sure, he might have contributed to the current uptick in requests, but many were quick to call out the paper for giving “zero cultural context” and failing to recognize the haircut’s longstanding connection to Black culture. Others noted that media has a long history of whitewashing Black culture, especially hairstyles. In the words of one X user, it’s “the haircut tens of millions of Black men have been getting since the ‘80s.” Even Kelce rejected ownership, calling it “absolutely ridiculous” during a press conference and insisting he “didn’t invent the fade” in the most recent episode of his “New Heights” podcast. If only he’d be so clear about that rumored engagement…