And try searching “Scooter Brown Twitter” and you will unhelpfully be directed to Braun’s Twitter page. A search for “Scooter Brown” yields the message, “Did you mean: ‘Scooter Braun.'” Looking for “Scooter Brown Instagram” includes results for Scooter Braun’s Instagram (with Braun’s name first before Brown’s. Google, to be fair, is not exactly helping the messy situation. Watch out for Oopsy Crazy, coming next year. Charlie Daniels, the North Carolina country legend who is also a British soccer player, a Democratic politician from Arkansas and, most surprisingly, a deceased 19th century baseball player, replied to Brown on Twitter, writing, “Don’t sweat it Bro these snowflakes evidently can’t read and ain’t got near enough cojones to get in your face.” (Incidentally, bro, a great new reality show along the lines of H8R, the 2011 program where haters confront celebrities, would be angry fans verbally attacking a celebrity and then finding out it’s the wrong person. Other country stars have now joined the fray on this Brown stain. In fact, we’re currently on the road playing our asses off all over the United States.” “We ain’t at all associated with Scooter Braun, or any of the controversy going on this week.

“Some people think I am and I have been receiving nasty comments all day,” he wrote. (No one’s ever said, “Well, I had a ‘situation’ last night with my girlfriend.” “What happened?” “We went to dinner and they comped the dessert.” But I digress.)īrown himself took to Twitter to again tell people what his name is and isn’t. Shrewd publicist move to simply say “this is a messy situation.” One could argue most situations, when they become “situations,” are inherently “messy,” so it’s a solid way to say something without saying anything, thus avoiding making a messy situation messier. We’d love your help in sharing the news that this Southern Rocker is not the Scooter they’re looking for (although they should listen to his music)!”

As such, Scooter Brown and the band have been getting loads of hate messages from angry T-Swift fans! Opinions and politics aside, it’s pretty clear that this is a messy situation – Scooter Brown is just trying to tour, make music and have fun. “Fans are confusing Scooter BROWN (of the Scooter Brown Band) with Scooter BRAUN. “We need your help!” the email started like a political or charity fundraising drive. It got to the point where Brown’s publicist was forced to send an email to media with the tersely worded subject line: “It’s Scooter Brown, not Scooter Braun,” a subject line for which no amount of years getting a master’s degree in public relations can prepare you. Motherfucker.,” replied one user on Instagram to Brown before following up with, “Do you understand this.” (Editor’s note: We think so?) Rat and poop emojis and #WeStandWithTaylor hashtags abound on Brown’s other Instagram posts, with one user inviting Brown to engage in self-fellatio.

So when news broke about Braun’s acquisition of Swift’s masters and the superstar’s angry response, her fans went on the attack. That’s pretty much where the similarities end.īut hell hath no fury like a Swifty scorned. Scooter Brown is a Texas country singer who is a 2017 Rolling Stone Artist You Need to Know, former contestant on the USA reality show Real Country, and leader of the aptly named Scooter Brown Band.īoth men are in the music industry. Scooter Braun is a high-powered music manager in charge of the careers of Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande who recently bought Taylor Swift’s former label Big Machine (and master recordings) for around $300 million.

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