What Taylor Swift really thinks of Scooter Braun’s olive branch – five years after their explosive feud

As a die-hard Swiftie since her Fearless era, I’ve seen Taylor rise from a country girl to a pop sensation, weathering storms and reinventing herself time and again. Five years after the infamous feud with Scooter Braun, his high praise feels like an attempt at redemption, albeit too little too late.

Five years after their well-known disagreement, it seems that Taylor Swift finds Scooter Braun’s compliments coming now as arriving too late, according to sources.

43-year-old Scooter, a former record label executive, extended an olive branch to singer Taylor Swift, aged 34, this week by stating that she is the artist you can ‘always bank on’. He further mentioned that if he could manage any artist worldwide at present, it would undoubtedly be her.

The popular music sensation, who has lately surpassed Rihanna as the wealthiest woman in the music industry, shows no inclination to respond to his remarks, such a long time after their argument.

According to a source, Taylor no longer feels the need to respond to compliments from Scooter since she has already moved forward in her life. (DailyMail.com)

Over the last five years, Taylor has devoted herself wholeheartedly to revamping her albums, producing multiple new ones, and launching what is now known as the most prosperous and record-breaking concert tour ever.

It’s clear that Taylor has a significant impact on the music world, and Scooter was aware of this when he brokered a deal to sell her albums for $300 million.

As a dedicated lifestyle enthusiast, I’ve always been mindful of my efforts, and I remain committed to putting in the hard work. This is not just for me, but for the love I have for my fans who have consistently shown their unwavering support, and who hold a special place in my heart.

During a discussion on Tuesday at Bloomberg Screentime, Scooter spoke candidly about Taylor, covering topics such as his departure from music management, his new position as CEO of HYBE America, and his professional bond with Chairman Bang.

As a lifestyle expert, if I were starting a new company today, the artist I’d choose without hesitation would be none other than Taylor Swift. She’s consistently a top performer, someone you can always count on because her passion and dedication are unwavering. She’s always there, always delivering, making her an ideal partner in any venture.

Turning his attention to their notorious public feud, he added: ‘Look, It’s five years later.

‘I think, everyone, it’s time to move on. There were a lot of things that were misrepresented.’

Of course, fans will remember that Scooter and Taylor had a huge public fallout in 2019 after he shelled out $300m on the rights to her first six studio albums.

At the time, Scooter was the new owner of Taylor’s record label, Big Machine Records.

Taylor, who’s been romantically linked with NFL star Travis Kekce, has consistently asserted that she was a victim in this situation. According to her statements, she had requested to purchase the rights to her music prior to its sale in 2019, but discovered about it only when the news of the sale was made public.

At the time, Shake It Off singer Taylor claimed she was blindsided by the deal.

In a detailed Tumblr message, the Grammy-winning artist alleged that Scooter was repeatedly using aggressive and controlling tactics, and further asserted that both Scooter and Scott Borchetta from Big Machine Records were fully aware of their actions in the contract arrangement.

She wrote: ‘Controlling a woman who didn’t want to be associated with them. In perpetuity. That means forever.’

Afterwards, she declared her intention to remake the tracks from the six albums she produced under Big Machine Records, labeling them as ‘Her Versions.’ She has already commenced this project, having started with ‘Fearless’ and ‘Red’ albums.

Two years after selling his firm, Ithaca Holdings, as well as the Big Machine catalog, Scooter parted ways with them for a cool $1 billion, which was purchased by the South Korean entertainment giant, HYBE.

2022 saw Scooter discussing the contentious purchase of Big Machine Records he made in 2019, an action which later led Taylor Swift to label him as manipulative and aggressive.

In the NPR podcast, The Limits with Jay Williams, the entertainment executive discussed the recent uproar and shared his insights by saying: ‘That transaction taught me a valuable lesson.’

In June, Max broadcasted the two-part documentary titled “Taylor Swift versus Scooter Braun: Bad Blood,” delving into the underlying issues of their disagreement.

In the first installment, we delved into Taylor’s point of view, whereas the second episode provided insights into Scooter’s account of what happened.

Speaking at Bloomberg Screentime, Scooter said: ‘I watched [the documentary] recently.’

He continued: ‘I wasn’t going to watch it because I just thought it was going to be, like, another hit piece. 

Instead,

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2024-10-11 21:20