Scooter Braun Talks Possible Taylor Swift Song About Him

Scooter Braun does not appear too fearful that pop famous person Taylor Swift has written any songs about him. Throughout a latest podcast look, the music govt, recognized for working with artists akin to Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, and, at one level, Swift, addressed fan theories that the singer had slammed him in a music from her album “Midnights.”

After Swift launched her tenth studio album in October 2022, many believed the music “Vigilante Sh-t” was about Braun and his ex-wife, Yael Cohen.

Within the pop monitor, Swift sings about serving to a girl get revenge on a person who did her improper.

“Draw the cat eye, sharp sufficient to kill a person / You probably did some unhealthy issues, however I am the worst of them,” Swift sings over the beat, later including, “She wanted chilly laborious proof so I gave her some / She had the envelope, the place you assume she received it from?”

In line with Braun, nevertheless, there isn’t any manner Swift’s monitor may very well be about him and Cohen, contemplating they speak “each day.”

“My ex-wife is one among my finest buddies. So, me and my ex-wife chuckle at that stuff,” Braun stated on an episode of the “Query Every part” podcast.

Braun shared that he and Cohen, who share three youngsters collectively, Jagger, Levi, and Hart, are in such place that they hardly refer to one another as “ex” companions.

“That is the mom of my kids,” he stated. “That’s my household for all times. I’ve a tattoo on my finger that claims ‘identical group’ after my divorce, as a result of she and I are the identical group for all times. It is what we are saying to one another.”

Braun doubled down on his denial, stating that he and Cohen “by no means thought [the song] was about us.”

“Nice technique transfer,” he acknowledged, “however no.”

It is no shock that many believed Swift’s music “Vigilante Sh-t” was about Braun, contemplating their contentious historical past dates again to 2019, when Braun acquired Swift’s former label, Huge Machine, in a $300 million deal that included the rights to her first six albums.

In a letter shared to her Tumblr web page, Swift expressed her disappointment with the deal, saying she “wasn’t given a chance to purchase” her masters earlier than they have been offered. “Primarily, my musical legacy is about to lie within the arms of somebody who tried to dismantle it,” she wrote.

Finally, Braun sold Swift’s catalog to Shamrock Capital in 2020, and in 2025, the “Merciless Summer season” singer was lastly capable of buy it herself after finishing her record-breaking “Eras Tour.”

“I nearly stopped considering it might ever occur, after 20 years of getting the carrot dangled after which yanked away,” she wrote. “However that’s all previously now. I’ve been bursting into tears of pleasure at random intervals ever since I discovered that that is actually taking place. I actually get to say these phrases.”

“All I’ve ever needed was the chance to work laborious sufficient to have the ability to someday buy my music outright with no strings connected, no partnership, with full autonomy,” she continued. “I will likely be endlessly grateful to everybody at Shamrock Capital for being the primary individuals to ever supply this to me.”

Swift went on to reward Shamrock Capital for dealing with their enterprise deal in an “trustworthy, honest, and respectful” method.