Jason Kelce reacted to the news that his and Stevie Nick’s Christmas Song “Maybe This Christmas” has knocked Mariah Carey’s Christmas hit, “All I Want For Christmas Is You” off the top spot on iTunes.

Jason Kelce appeared on stage with Mt. Joy for a surprise performance of the band's song 'Santa Drives An Astrovan,' at the Lincoln Financial Field ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles game against the Washington Commanders on Thursday,

Jason Kelce reacted to the news that his and Stevie Nick’s Christmas Song “Maybe This Christmas” has knocked Mariah Carey’s Christmas hit, “All I Want For Christmas Is You” off the top spot on iTunes.

The former Eagles center performed with Mt. Joy outside Lincoln Financial Field before Thursday’s game against the Commanders.

The retired NFL star has recruited the legendary Fleetwood Mac singer for a Christmas duet as part of his upcoming holiday album.

"Maybe This Christmas," written by Ron Sexsmith, finds Kelce joining Nicks for a message of hope and healing this holiday season. "Maybe this Christmas will mean something more/ Maybe this year love will appear," he sings. Nicks takes the second verse, singing, "Maybe forgiveness will ask us to call/ Someone we love, someone we've lost."

On the November 13th episode of their podcast “New Heights,” Jason Kelce reacts to his brother calling him the new “Queen of Christmas,” after Jason’s annual charity Christmas album knocked Mariah Carey’s iconic “All I Want For Christmas Is You” off the top spot on the iTunes holiday chart.

Jason Kelce is after Mariah Carey‘s crown. After discovering that his new holiday duet with Stevie Nicks outperformed "All I Want for Christmas Is You" on the iTunes charts this week, the retired Eagles center joked with brother Travis Kelce on New Heights that he's the new "Queen of Christmas.