Word salad game

So, it turns out the A+ list singer did know her music was going to be sold.

Yes, they can play the word salad game and say she didn’t because dad didn’t get on the phone call to discuss it, but the reason he didn’t get on the call was he knew it was going to be about the A+ list singer and selling the music.

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift’s Dad Made $15M In Music Catalog Sale To Scooter Braun Despite Singer’s Claim She Was ‘Blindsided’ by Deal

Taylor Swift’s father, Scott Kingsley Swift, reportedly made more than $15 million when his daughter’s music catalog was sold off to Scooter Braun, RadarOnline.com has learned, despite the singer’s claim she was “blindsided” by the sudden multi-million-dollar deal at the time.

The surprising development comes nearly four years after Braun acquired Taylor’s entire music catalog for $330 million after Scott Borchetta, founder of Big Machine Label Group, put the company up for sale in 2019.

But despite Taylor’s claim that she was never involved in any of the negotiations, a new report published on Thursday challenged how much the 33-year-old superstar actually knew about the sale proceedings.

According to Music Business Worldwide, Taylor’s father was one of the five shareholders of BMLG at the time of the sale and he owned approximately 5% of the company.

The outlet’s report confirmed that Taylor’s father cashed in on the monumental sale, taking home a whopping $15.1 million when his daughter’s catalog sold to Braun.

Meanwhile, a representative for Taylor stated in 2019, the singer “did not participate in” or “have knowledge of” the deal – despite her father profiting from the proceedings. – Source