June will see the Discovery+ launch of the documentary series examining singer Taylor Swift’s conflict with renowned music producer Scooter Braun.
The ongoing controversy involving Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun has been in the news for a while and is about to be shown on screen. The “gripping” disagreement between pop megastar Taylor Swift and music industry billionaire Scooter Braun will be the subject of a two-part documentary series called Taylor Swift vs. Braun: Bad Blood.
Variety reports that Warner Bros. Discovery UK and Ireland has commissioned a docuseries that will delve into Taylor’s conflict with music producer Scooter.
Our knowledge about the documentary series
The two-part documentary, dubbed Taylor Swift vs. Scooter Braun: Bad Blood in the works, will delve deeply into the $300 million disagreement between the pop sensation and the business tycoon after Braun obtained the rights to Swift’s first six albums in June 2019. The documentary will focus on the pop superstar’s public spat with Braun.
In addition to journalists and legal professionals, the two hour-long episodes, which air in June, will also include those who are close to Taylor and Scooter. The project will analyse the roles of gender dynamics, fanbase impact, and artist rights while delving into Scooter’s $300 million acquisition of her music archive from Scott Borchetta of Big Machine Records in 2019. Its goal is to fairly reflect all sides.
The claims made by Swift that Scott prevented her from obtaining the rights to her first six albums will also be examined in the series. Additionally, viewers are expected to receive a “comprehensive masterclass on music rights.”
The show is a part of the “vs” series from Warner Bros. Discovery UK. The famous projects Johnny vs. Amber, which centres on the court case involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, and Kim vs. Kanye: The Divorce, which details Kim Kardashian’s split from musician Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, are also featured in the series.
More on the conflict between Taylor and Scooter
When it was revealed in June 2019 that Scott’s Big Machine Label Group had been purchased by Scooter’s media firm, Ithaca Holdings, for $300 million, the public drama came to light. Taylor’s first six albums with Big Machine Records—her self-titled debut, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989, and Reputation—became Scooter’s property as a result of the agreement.
Later that day, Taylor Swift posted an emotional message on Tumblr, saying, “This is my worst case scenario.” Scooter was described by her as a “constant, manipulative bully.”
Taylor was angry at the time and said she had been taken by surprise by the agreement, having made an unsuccessful attempt to obtain the rights herself. She continued by starting a discussion regarding the ownership of creative rights by artists. In addition, she started a campaign to rerecord each album and urged her followers to stream the updated Taylor’s Versions rather than the previous releases.
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