Justin Bieber defends Scooter Braun from Taylor Swift criticism
After the singer is upset that her former manager acquired the label where she recorded her first albums, Bieber wrote a message to Swift.
Taylor Swift is upset. It turns out that the manager and producer, Scooter Braun, acquired the rights to her music after buying the Big Machine Label Group, the label where the singer recorded her first six albums: Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989 and Reputation.
But why so much drama? According to Swift's account, Braun has bullied her on several occasions; In addition, she asked other celebrities such as Kanye West and Justin Bieber to also tease her online.
The Bad Blood interpreter uploaded an image on her Instagram account through her Insta Stories, an image that is a screenshot of a post that the Canadian singer once made on the same previously mentioned social network and she added the following text: "This is Scooter Braun, the one who bullied me on the internet when I was in a difficult time. He is about to take over all the music I've made."
So far, Scooter has not given any statement about this accusation that Swift, 29, is making, but many of her followers are showing their support and have already created the hashtag #WeStandWithTaylor and it has already become a trend.
Bieber responds
Justin took to his Instagram account to give his point of view to Taylor and even though he apologized for the post he once made in which he wrote 'Taylor Swift what up', he told her that he was not justified in encouraging his millions of fans to throw hate at Scooter.
"Hi Taylor. First of all I'd like to apologize for posting that hurtful post on Instagram, at the time I thought it was funny, but looking back it was disgusting and insensitive. I have to be honest and although it was my description and I posted that image to which I took a screenshot of Scooter and Kanye who said 'Taylor Swift what up', he had nothing to do with it and was not even part of the conversation in all of reality, even him was the person who told me not to joke like that ... Scooter has supported you. Scooter has supported you since the days you kindly let me open your concerts. As the years have passed our paths have not crossed again and it has become difficult because of our differences, pains and frustrations. So taking your social media and making people hate Scooter is not fair. What were you trying to achieve by posting that post? I think it was to gain sympathy. You also knew that by posting this your fans would start annoying Scooter. Anyway, one thing I know is that Scooter loves you. I feel like the only way to resolve this conflict is through communication. I'm sure Scooter and I would love to talk to you and resolve any conflict, pain, or feelings that need to be discussed. Neither Scooter nor I have anything bad to say about you, we really want the best for you. I usually say things like this, but when you try to disfigure someone, I think a line is crossed, "wrote the singer, 25.
