The two music vets have some advice for new artists after Taylor Swift's fracas with Scooter Braun.
Saturday at LAX, and they each had interesting insights on the biz. Short story long ... don't hate the player.
When presented with the idea of selling the songs back to Taylor, Ricky scoffs ... but offers up a compromise if she's truly interested in getting them back. Ricky and Sheila don't necessarily take sides here -- but they do both seem to acknowledge that signing away your music tends to be the nature of the beast for young artists.
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