In 2019, music manager Scooter Braun purchased the rights to Taylor Swift‘s masters from her first six albums. The deal, reportedly worth upwards of $300 million, led to a public feud between Swift and Braun that ultimately resulted in Swift resolving to re-record her first six albums. In hindsight, Braun wishes it had happened differently. Scooter Braun called his Taylor Swift feud ‘confusing’ Braun spoke about the controversy with Swift’s masters — and Swift’s public comments about it — in a 2021 interview with Variety.
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