Scooter Braun brings up the Taylor Swift feud again.
In today's edition of "Team No One", Scooter Braun has brought up Taylor Swift and her masters again. Scooter was recently dubbed as "Music Mogul of The Year" by Variety magazine. He was featured on the cover of the magazine's latest issues and in his interview, he mentions the controversy surrounding her masters.
Following his purchase of Big Machine, and with it the rights to Taylor Swift’s master recordings for six studio albums, Scooter Braun faced a public drubbing from the artist and her fans.
In this week’s cover story, Braun opens up about the acquisition. https://t.co/NZbhFEphC6 pic.twitter.com/pg6LEH8BZ6
- Variety (@Variety) June 23, 2021
- Bieber was interviewed for the article. He states that Scooter is successful because "when he's passionate about something, he goes all in".
- Scooter got his start promoting parties and making fake IDs.
- Scooter's first major musical success was in 2009, when he scored a $1 million advanced publishing deal for rapper Asher Roth's "I Love College." At the time he was 28 and a college dropout living in Atlanta, "weeks away from going broke."
- On Taylor Swift: "I regret and it makes me sad that Taylor had that reaction to the deal. … All of what happened has been very confusing and not based on anything factual. I don’t know what story she was told. I asked for her to sit down with me several times, but she refused. I offered to sell her the catalog back and went under NDA, but her team refused. It all seems very unfortunate. Open communication is important and can lead to understanding. She and I only met briefly three or four times in the past, and all our interactions were really friendly and kind. I find her to be an incredibly talented artist and wish her nothing but the best."
- On Taylor accusing him of bullying: "The thing that struck me the worst is the word “bully.” I’m firmly against anyone ever being bullied. I always try to lead with appreciation and understanding. The one thing I’m proudest of in that moment was that my artists and team stood by me. They know my character and my truth."
source: tweet article
Following his purchase of Big Machine, and with it the rights to Taylor Swift’s master recordings for six studio albums, Scooter Braun faced a public drubbing from the artist and her fans.
In this week’s cover story, Braun opens up about the acquisition. https://t.co/NZbhFEphC6 pic.twitter.com/pg6LEH8BZ6
- Variety (@Variety) June 23, 2021
- Bieber was interviewed for the article. He states that Scooter is successful because "when he's passionate about something, he goes all in".
- Scooter got his start promoting parties and making fake IDs.
- Scooter's first major musical success was in 2009, when he scored a $1 million advanced publishing deal for rapper Asher Roth's "I Love College." At the time he was 28 and a college dropout living in Atlanta, "weeks away from going broke."
- On Taylor Swift: "I regret and it makes me sad that Taylor had that reaction to the deal. … All of what happened has been very confusing and not based on anything factual. I don’t know what story she was told. I asked for her to sit down with me several times, but she refused. I offered to sell her the catalog back and went under NDA, but her team refused. It all seems very unfortunate. Open communication is important and can lead to understanding. She and I only met briefly three or four times in the past, and all our interactions were really friendly and kind. I find her to be an incredibly talented artist and wish her nothing but the best."
- On Taylor accusing him of bullying: "The thing that struck me the worst is the word “bully.” I’m firmly against anyone ever being bullied. I always try to lead with appreciation and understanding. The one thing I’m proudest of in that moment was that my artists and team stood by me. They know my character and my truth."
source: tweet article