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Travis Kelce, on the other hand, knew exactly how much tea he could spill in public without his future wife’s OK: nada.

“No firmes nada,” a union organizer shouted into a bullhorn as he stood atop the flatbed of a truck outside Ambience Apparel, doling out battlefield legal advice not to sign anything.

She also referenced her iconic film in which she played fierce fashion boss Miranda Priestly, joking: "This devil wears nada."

In turn, their early singles, like the dreamy Latin pop track “Julieta” and the electronic “No digas nada,” had a ready-made audience.

"If you don’t win the god**mn election, you’ve done nothing! Zip, nada. You don’t count," he said.