What Did Scooter Braun Say About Taylor Swift’s Party On His Instagram?

Two very prominent figures in the music industry, Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun, have quite a rocky bond. Their relationship has been a subject of much speculation and controversy ever since their feud in 2019. Now recently, Braun took a dig at Swift on social media, mentioning her star-studded party at her mansion.

Let’s take a deeper look at what exactly Scooter Braun said about Taylor Swift on his Instagram.

Scooter Braun posted about Taylor Swift’s Rhode Island party

In an Instagram story, Scooter Braun made a comment about Taylor Swift’s recent Rhode Island mansion party.

On August 27, Scooter Braun took to his Instagram stories, to once again address his feud with Taylor Swift. He posted two stories related to the “Blank Space” singer. In the first one, he posted a screenshot of the docu-series “Taylor Swift VS Scooter Braun: Bad Blood” and wrote, “I finally watched it….” The docu-series came out around two months ago, in June.

In another story, he added a post by TMZ on Instagram about Swift’s recent party at her mansion, and mentioned under it, “How was I not invited to this?!? #laughalittle.” While Braun seemed to find his post funny, the majority of Swift’s fans do not seem not appreciate his humor.

Taylor Swift reportedly hosted a party with many of her celebrity friends like Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Patrick Mahomes, Brittany Mahomes, and her boyfriend Travis Kelce. This party took place at her $17 million mansion in Rhode Island. The party was reportedly hosted on the occasion of Blake Lively’s 37th birthday.

Braun, a renowned manager, gained ownership of Swift’s master recordings in 2019, giving rise to significant backlash from the singer and her fans. This acquisition led to a public feud between the two, with Swift expressing her frustration and disappointment over the situation.

When offered to purchase her masters back, Swift declined, leading to Braun selling them for around a reported $300 million. Swift spoke about her decision in a 2019 interview with Vogue. “It was either investing in my past or my and other artists’ future, and I chose the future,” she said.