Taylor Swift has formally bought the rights to her music masters, and Scooter Braun‘s response to the information may shock you.

Braun and Swift have been music business enemies of kinds for a while now, with a battle between them that intensified six years in the past when Braun bought Swift’s music masters with out her approval in June 2019, a lot to Swift’s shock and discontent.

The acquisition occurred when Braun’s firm, Ithaca Holdings, acquired Massive Machine Information, giving Braun possession of Swift’s ultra-successful first albums albums together with Taylor Swift, Fearless, Communicate Now, Purple, 1989 and Popularity.

Incensed by the acquisition, Swift accused Braun of being a “bully” and “tyrannical,” calling him the “definition of poisonous male privilege in our business,” whereas Braun defended himself by claiming he had reached out to Swift and her camp previous to the acquisition however by no means heard again.

The next yr, Braun offered Swift’s music to an funding agency known as Shamrock Capital, and in 2021, Swift started re-recording and re-releasing her early music as a way of reclaiming her older songs and albums.

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Now, it appears, the drama is all behind Braun and Swift.

In a quick and candy assertion to Web page Six on Friday (Could 30), Braun merely mentioned, “I’m comfortable for her.”

Web page Six additionally studies that final week, a supply claimed that Braun was the one who was “encouraging this deal” between Shamrock Capital and Swift.

Nevertheless, one other supply instructed Folks that wasn’t the case.

“Opposite to a earlier false report, there was no exterior occasion who ‘inspired’ this sale. All rightful credit score for this chance ought to go to the companions at Shamrock Capital and Taylor’s Nashville-based administration crew solely. Taylor now owns all of her music, and this second lastly occurred regardless of Scooter Braun, not due to him,” they mentioned.

Swift’s masters buy reportedly price her greater than $300 million.