How Does Scooter Braun Really Feel About Taylor Swift?
When we think of the greatest rivalries of all time, a few names come to mind. Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, or Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie, but mostly we just think of Taylor Swift. In her long career, Swift hasn't just earned countless Grammys and CMA Awards. She also racked up a pretty impressive list of enemies. Chief among them is, of course, Kanye West. The feud started when West interrupted her 2009 VMA acceptance speech to tell the crowd that Beyonc should have won instead. Swift burst into tears, thinking the crowd was booing her when in reality they were booing West. Then there was the debacle over whether or not Swift gave West permission to use pejorative lyrics about her in one of his songs. The public fallout from the conflict inspired more than a few of the songs on Swift's 2017 "Reputation." It might surprise you to know, though, that Swift's new number-one enemy isn't West, it's Scooter Braun. Braun is a Hollywood behemoth and world-class manager. Think of a famous person, and he probably manages them... well, except for Taylor Swift. The pair never saw eye-to-eye, but things went from bad to worse when Braun bought the rights to her catalog in 2020, prompting the public to take sides. Since then, Swift has begun re-releasing her music under her ownership, and Braun, well, he's got some regrets.