Travis Kelce is proving himself a multi-hyphenate talent more and more, and his fans’ dreams for him are likely just as big as the ones he has for himself.

It is already a known fact that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end is well on his way to becoming a football great (some even say possibly the greatest tight end of all time)—the pro athlete recently secured his third Super Bowl ring, after all—but sports aren’t the only thing he’s got going for him, as he’s stepping into a completely new realm with his latest endeavor.

The Catching Kelce alum is steadily making his way onto the film scene, gaining an executive producer credit with the upcoming release of a documentary about artist Jean-Michael Basquiat’s life entitled King Pleasure.

The late artist’s estate has reportedly given Kelce the green light to produce the project, as well as access to Basquiat’s archives, according to Deadline. The film will utilize “never-before-seen home movies, notebooks, photographs, animation, and interviews.”

In photos recently surfaced (or potentially resurfaced, according to some of the comments) on social media in which he victoriously held up a golden Oscar statuette, one fan, in particular, thought the pictures could provide some foreshadowing for what’s to come for the 34-year-old.

Travis manifesting winning an Oscar,” they wrote.

Someone else, on the other hand, couldn’t help but notice, “Travis looks so handsome as always.”

But while he’s seeing where a career in Hollywood can take him off the football field, the documentary won’t be his first time at the rodeo, as his first billed credit as a movie producer was on My Dead Friend Zoe, which debuted at the SXSW Film & TV Festival over the weekend.

In other exciting non-sports news, it was also confirmed that Kelce Jam, the athlete’s music festival, will be returning for its second year