Scooter Braun Says He Met Taylor Swift Three Times and Never Managed Her
Scooter Braun stated on a podcast that he met Taylor Swift three times and never served as her manager. He addressed the 2019 purchase of Big Machine Records and the subsequent re-recording of her early albums.
koreaboo.comScooter Braun said he met Taylor Swift three times and never managed her during an appearance on the Second Thought with Suzy Weiss and the Free Press podcast on May 29, 2026. Braun addressed the 2019 acquisition of Big Machine Records, which gave him ownership of the master recordings for Swift's first six albums.
Swift publicly criticized the purchase and later re-recorded those albums, adding "Taylor's Version" to the titles.
Braun stated he had never had a substantial conversation with Swift. He said one meeting occurred at a private party where each expressed respect for the other. He added that the three years before the label purchase involved no contact. Braun said he learned from the situation and wished Swift the best.
Braun described the public perception that the two had worked together as a misconception. He said most people are surprised to learn the limited nature of their interactions.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
2 events- 2019
Scooter Braun acquired Big Machine Records and its master recordings.
1 source@DailyCaller - May 29, 2026
Scooter Braun discussed his limited contact with Taylor Swift on a podcast.
1 source@DailyCaller
Potential Impact
- 01
Public discussion of the 2019 label purchase may continue in entertainment media.
Transparency Panel
Related Stories
The GuardianWHO Chief Visits DRC as Ebola Death Rate Reaches 30-50%
World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus arrived in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to support containment of a new Ebola outbreak. The agency revised the death rate to 30-50% based on confirmed cases and recorded 10 confirmed and 223 suspected d…
westernjournal.comGreek National Charged in UK With Aiding Iran-Linked Intelligence Service
A 46-year-old Greek man living in Germany was charged under the UK National Security Act with assisting an intelligence service believed to be Iran by targeting a journalist at Iran International.
physicianonfire.comBilt Rewards reports $1 billion revenue target for 2026
Bilt Rewards CEO Ankur Jain said the company's flagship credit card accounts for less than 11 percent of revenue. The firm now processes more than $100 billion in annual housing spend across one in four U.S. apartment buildings.