During her Amazon Prime Day concert.
/you could have been getting down/to this sick beat.” The subtle highlight could have been a nod to her current feud with Scooter.
that Scooter had acquired Taylor’s former label, Big Machine Records, and therefore now owned the rights to all of Taylor’s masters, from her first album in 2006 toTaylor then spoke out about the acquisition in a Tumblr post and wrote that she had been receiving “incessant bullying” from Scooter for years. Since then, celebs like
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