Taylor Swift has become as divisive as can be in the football world. There have been plenty of fans who claim she's by *checks notes* ... rooting for the Chiefs and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.While the Swift haters were out in full force for Super Bowl 58, there also were a plethora of viewers who reportedly tuned in to watch the Super Bowlsolelyto see Swift in the stands cheering on her man.A survey done during and after the Super Bowl by indicated just how much of an influence Swift had on the rooting interest of non-Kansas City or San Francisco fans. Here is a look at those numbers:MORE:Super Bowl 58 surveyDuring Super Bowl 58, 20 percent of viewers said they were rooting for the Chiefs because of the relationship Nick Castellanos Jersey between Swift and Kelce, according to the Numerator survey. The poll surveyednearly 800 U.S. adults 18 or older after the Chiefs won 25-22 in overtime.Overall, 48 percent of viewers surveyed said they were rooting for the Chiefs, 37 percent were backing the 49ers, and 13 percent for neither team. The remaining two percent of voters were placed in the "don't know" category.MORE:The survey also asked those participants to state their feelings on Swift and her involvement in the NFL this season. Again, all she really did was show up to Chiefs games to cheer on Kelce and Co., but the coverage by the broadcast and in the media have irked certain individuals.In the survey, those taking the poll were asked to respond to the statement, "I think Taylor Swift is a distraction for the NFL." Out of those who answered, 34 percent "somewhat" or "completely" agree that she is a distraction; 32 percent neither agree nor disagree; and 34 percent "somewhat" or "completely" disagree that she takes attention away from the game.MORE: In addition to the prompts regarding Swift and her influence on NFL fandom, here are a few other tidbits from the survey for Super Bowl 58:81% of viewerspaid attention to the game, while 19% said they paid "little or no attention"82%said they watched the halftime show, followed by the fourth quarter (71%), second quarter (70%), first quarter (70%), third quarter (68%), overtime (65%), pregame show (39%) and the postgame show (27%)29% said the was from Dunkinwith Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Tom Brady, and Jennifer Lopez,followed by the Budweiser/Clydesdales ad (22%), M&Ms with Dan Marino and Scarlett Johan son (15%), BMW with Christopher Walken and Usher (13%), and State Farm with Arnold Schwarzenegger (13%)As for the least favorite Super Bowl commercials,Apartments.com with Jeff Goldblum took first (15%), followed byBud Light with Peyton Manning and Post Malone (11%), Booking.com with Tina Fey (11%), Temu (9%) and Bodyarmor (9%) Lance Parrish Jersey