Published 19:13 IST, November 15th 2019
Taylor Swift controversy: The singer says she is banned from singing her old hits
Taylor Swift is embroiled in a feud with music label Big Machine, as it owns the masters to her old songs, & it has thus banned her from performing her old hits
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Taylor Swift, on Friday (vember 15), posted a bittersweet te on her social media. popular singer revealed that her upcoming music performance at American Music Awards is in jeopardy. Reportedly, singer has been banned from performing any of her old songs by music label Big Machine Label's he Scott Borchetta and his partner Scooter Braun, which owns legal rights of Taylor Swift's music single. Here are all details you need to kw.
A few days ago, American singer revealed that she will perform a medley of her old hits at American Music Awards, to be held on vember 24. But, all her plans went in vain after Big Machine Label's Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun banned her from using any of her old hits for her performance at awards. singer revealed that Scott Brichetta and Scooter Braun are calling television performance as an illegal re-recording and are pressurising her to cancel her performance.
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Is Scott Brichetta threatening Taylor Swift?
According to media reports, Taylor Swift is planning to release copycat version of her sensational hit singles by end of next year. Following this update, Big Machine's he Scoot Borchetta has proposed a deal to Swift. Borchetta is asking her to cancel her recording plans and concentrate on making new songs. A media report claims rejection of deal has led to Big Machine banning Swift's performance at American Music Awards. According to reports, Taylor Swift plans to fight against Scott Borchetta and music label and has asked her fans support for same. Swift has asked her fans to join her in movement against Scott Brichetta and Scooter Bruan. Minutes after singer's social media post, social media was ignited with hashtags like 'IStandWithTaylor' and 'FreeTaylor'.
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14:01 IST, November 15th 2019