Macklemore revealed himself to be a Celtic fan (Image: TikTok)
AMERICAN rapper Macklemore has shown his love for Celtic during a gig.
The Can't Hold Us hitmaker - whose real name is Benjamin Haggerty - donned the Hoops in New York where he performed as part of his BEN Tour.
In a video shared on TikTok, he was seen dancing around the stage wearing the club's first kit with his surname on the back.
@ronanstpatrick #macklemore #celticfc #fyp #xyzbca #music ♬ original sound - cocororo
Fans were quick to comment on the choice of attire, with one joking: "All Rangers fans hate him now."
Another said: "Class."
While a third wrote: "Legend."
When Celtic Football Club saw the footage, they told Macklemore that he was welcome at Parkhead 'anytime'.
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— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) September 24, 2023
You are welcome to visit Celtic Park anytime, @macklemore! 🍀 https://t.co/It5nTaXSrY
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