<p>If there's ever a fan-group that could give <strong>Sherlock Holmes</strong> a run for his detective skills, it's the 'Swifties'.<br />
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On Wednesday,<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/taylor-swift-talks-about-music-love-and-boyfriend-joe-alwyn-with-paul-mccartney-343112">&nbsp;Taylor Swift's fans woke up to a little treat</a> from the singer, a snippet of her new version of 'Love Story,'&nbsp;from the six albums she vowed to re-record after her nemesis, Scooter Braun, acquired the masters to her back catalogue.<br />
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&nbsp;"Okay so while my new re-records are NOT done," she tweeted, "my friend @VancityReynolds asked me if he could use a snippet of one for a LOLsome commercial he wrote so…here's a sneak peak of Love Story!<br />
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Okay so while my new re-records are NOT done, my friend <a href="https://twitter.com/VancityReynolds?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@VancityReynolds</a> asked me if he could use a snippet of one for a LOLsome commercial he wrote so...here’s a sneak peak of Love Story! Working hard to get the music to you soon!! <a href="https://t.co/0vBFXxaRXR">https://t.co/0vBFXxaRXR</a></p>
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) <a href="https://twitter.com/taylorswift13/status/1334144808693223425?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 2, 2020</a></blockquote>
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<p>The clip is an ad for Match.com, written by Ryan Reynolds, in which lonely old Satan finds true love with the year 2020. As Taylor's new music plays in the background, romance blossoms between the new couple, who at one point, stop in front of a dumpster fire for an emoji-ready selfie.<br />
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&nbsp;Next to a cement wall with graffiti of the number six, lies a fallen scooter — and, of course, fans think it's a reference to the 39-year-old music manager.</p>

<p>After Taylor Swift reposted the commercial, which features a re-recording of her hit 'Love Story,'&nbsp;fans began to speculate that a split-second scene in the video contains a jab toward Scooter Braun.</p>

<p>Swifties think the number 6 written behind the 'fallen' scooter'&nbsp;refers to the number of albums Swift is now re-recording — Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989 and reputation.</p>

<p>"🛴 is right where he belongs," wrote one fan, along with a meme.<br />
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A scooter can be seen on the ground near a trash can with the number 6 on the wall in graffiti. <a href="https://t.co/JWXctGsMvC">pic.twitter.com/JWXctGsMvC</a></p>
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<p>"She really did THAT... fallen 🛴 next to a graffitied number 6️⃣ representing her first six albums she is currently re-recording," wrote a second fan.</p>

<p>"There’s a 6 behind the scooter... I’M LIVING," wrote another.<br />
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<p>Earlier on Wednesday, Swift, 30, shared Reynolds' post about the ad assuring fans that the rest of her re-recorded discography is on the way.</p>

<p>"Working hard to get the music to you soon!!" she said in her tweet.</p>

<p>The new commercial comes just weeks after Swift <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/taylor-swift-says-her-master-tapes-sold-off-for-second-time-343710">addressed the selling of her masters by Braun</a> to a company called Shamrock Holdings. Swift has been vocal against the music manager having such control over her past music ever since her former label Big Machine sold her masters to Braun.<br />
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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/rumour-was-true-taylor-swift-reveals-she-worked-with-beau-joe-alwyn-on-album-folklore-345615">Also read: Rumour was true, Taylor Swift reveals she worked with beau Joe Alwyn on album 'Folklore'</a></p>

<p>As for the <strong>Reynolds-Swift collab</strong>, the actor and singer have been good friends for some time. Swift even named Reynolds and Blake Lively's kids&nbsp;in her latest album 'Folklore' with two songs James and Betty.</p>

<p>"I named all the characters in this story after my friends' kids... and I hope you like it!" Swift said in August, confirming that she used the names of Lively and Reynolds' daughters. The pair's daughter James also previously made a voiceover cameo in Swift's song "Gorgeous" in 2017.</p>


If there's ever a fan-group that could give Sherlock Holmes a run for his detective skills, it's the 'Swifties'. On Wednesday, Taylor Swift's fans woke up to a little treat from the singer, a snippet of her new version of 'Love Story,' from the six albums she vowed to re-record after her nemesis, Scooter Braun, acquired the masters to her back catalogue.

If there's ever a fan-group that could give Sherlock Holmes a run for his detective skills, it's the 'Swifties'. On Wednesday, Taylor Swift's fans woke up to a little treat from the singer, a snippet of her new version of 'Love Story,' from the six albums she vowed to re-record after her nemesis, Scooter Braun, acquired the masters to her back catalogue. "Okay so while my new re-records are NOT done," she tweeted, "my friend @VancityReynolds asked me if he could use a snippet of one for a LOLsome commercial he wrote so…here's a sneak peak of Love Story! Okay so while my new re-records are NOT done, my friend @VancityReynolds asked me if he could use a snippet of one for a LOLsome commercial he wrote so...here’s a sneak peak of Love Story! Working hard to get the music to you soon!! https://t.co/0vBFXxaRXR — Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) December 2, 2020 × The clip is an ad for Match.com, written by Ryan Reynolds, in which lonely old Satan finds true love with the year 2020. As Taylor's new music plays in the background, romance blossoms between the new couple, who at one point, stop in front of a dumpster fire for an emoji-ready selfie. Next to a cement wall with graffiti of the number six, lies a fallen scooter — and, of course, fans think it's a reference to the 39-year-old music manager. After Taylor Swift reposted the commercial, which features a re-recording of her hit 'Love Story,' fans began to speculate that a split-second scene in the video contains a jab toward Scooter Braun. Swifties think the number 6 written behind the 'fallen' scooter' refers to the number of albums Swift is now re-recording — Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989 and reputation. "🛴 is right where he belongs," wrote one fan, along with a meme. Swifties speculate about possible Easter egg in new Match ad featuring re-recording of Taylor Swift’s classic hit, “Love Story.” A scooter can be seen on the ground near a trash can with the number 6 on the wall in graffiti. pic.twitter.com/JWXctGsMvC — Pop Crave (@PopCrave) December 2, 2020 × "She really did THAT... fallen 🛴 next to a graffitied number 6️⃣ representing her first six albums she is currently re-recording," wrote a second fan. "There’s a 6 behind the scooter... I’M LIVING," wrote another. There’s a 6 behind the scooter... I’M LIVING pic.twitter.com/MLO0byg3lS — “Josefina, right?” (@BeFearlessBeYou) December 2, 2020 × Earlier on Wednesday, Swift, 30, shared Reynolds' post about the ad assuring fans that the rest of her re-recorded discography is on the way. "Working hard to get the music to you soon!!" she said in her tweet. The new commercial comes just weeks after Swift addressed the selling of her masters by Braun to a company called Shamrock Holdings. Swift has been vocal against the music manager having such control over her past music ever since her former label Big Machine sold her masters to Braun. Also read: Rumour was true, Taylor Swift reveals she worked with beau Joe Alwyn on album 'Folklore' As for the Reynolds-Swift collab, the actor and singer have been good friends for some time. Swift even named Reynolds and Blake Lively's kids in her latest album 'Folklore' with two songs James and Betty. "I named all the characters in this story after my friends' kids... and I hope you like it!" Swift said in August, confirming that she used the names of Lively and Reynolds' daughters. The pair's daughter James also previously made a voiceover cameo in Swift's song "Gorgeous" in 2017.

Taylor Swift's fans notice Scooter Braun shade in the singer's 'Love Story' Match ad for Ryan Reynolds

<p>Taylor Swift's former label said Monday that it will allow the global pop superstar to perform some of her early hits at an award show this month -- the latest twist in a months-long public feud over the rights to her first six albums.</p>

<p>But even the seeming resolution of the spat did not come without some confusion.</p>

<p>The Big Machine Label Group released what it called a joint statement with Dick Clark Productions -- which puts on the American Music Awards -- saying they had "reached a licensing agreement" that would allow Swift to sing what she wants at the November 24 ceremony.</p>

<p>But shortly thereafter, the producers distanced themselves from the situation, saying it was between Swift and her ex-label.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Big Machine, which is based in Nashville, then clarified that it had "informed" the production company of its licensing approval.</p>

<p>Swift's publicist did not immediately respond to an AFP request for comment, and the pop star has yet to react publicly.</p>

<p>Last week, Swift -- known for her calculating social media strategy -- said on Tumblr that Big Machine heads were <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/taylor-swift-says-heads-of-former-label-exercising-tyrannical-control-over-her-262210">"exercising tyrannical control" </a>over her.</p>

<p>She claimed they had told her she was "not allowed to perform my old songs on television because they claim that would be re-recording my music before I'm allowed to next year."</p>

<p>The pop superstar -- famous for megahits like "Shake It Off" and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" -- also said Big Machine was preventing her from using "older music or performance footage" for a Netflix project.</p>

<p>The company, which did not refer to the Netflix issue in its latest statements, denied the allegations last week.</p>

<p>"It should be noted that recording artists do not need label approval for live performances on television or any other live media," Big Machine said Monday.</p>

<p>"Record label approval is only needed for contracted artists' audio and visual recordings and in determining how those works are distributed."</p>

<p>Swift began publicly sparring with industry mogul Scooter Braun this summer over his purchase of her former label of more than a decade, which gave him a majority stake in the master recordings of her first six albums.</p>

<p>The 29-year-old then vowed to re-record her early albums to create copies she owns herself, saying her contract allows her to begin redoing albums one through five in November 2020 -- when she plans to be back in the studio doing just that.</p>

<p>Swift signed a new deal with Universal Music Group in 2018 that gave her ownership of her masters going forward, including for her recently released seventh album 'Lover.'&nbsp;</p>

<p>Swift has been getting support from her industry peers including <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/selena-gomez-sides-with-taylor-swift-in-battle-with-big-machine-records-262555">Selena Gomez who came out to defend the singer.&nbsp;</a></p>


Taylor Swift's former label said Monday that it will allow the global pop superstar to perform some of her early hits at an award show this month -- the latest twist in a months-long public feud over the rights to her first six albums.

Taylor Swift's former label said Monday that it will allow the global pop superstar to perform some of her early hits at an award show this month -- the latest twist in a months-long public feud over the rights to her first six albums. But even the seeming resolution of the spat did not come without some confusion. The Big Machine Label Group released what it called a joint statement with Dick Clark Productions -- which puts on the American Music Awards -- saying they had "reached a licensing agreement" that would allow Swift to sing what she wants at the November 24 ceremony. But shortly thereafter, the producers distanced themselves from the situation, saying it was between Swift and her ex-label. Big Machine, which is based in Nashville, then clarified that it had "informed" the production company of its licensing approval. Swift's publicist did not immediately respond to an AFP request for comment, and the pop star has yet to react publicly. Last week, Swift -- known for her calculating social media strategy -- said on Tumblr that Big Machine heads were "exercising tyrannical control" over her. She claimed they had told her she was "not allowed to perform my old songs on television because they claim that would be re-recording my music before I'm allowed to next year." The pop superstar -- famous for megahits like "Shake It Off" and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" -- also said Big Machine was preventing her from using "older music or performance footage" for a Netflix project. The company, which did not refer to the Netflix issue in its latest statements, denied the allegations last week. "It should be noted that recording artists do not need label approval for live performances on television or any other live media," Big Machine said Monday. "Record label approval is only needed for contracted artists' audio and visual recordings and in determining how those works are distributed." Swift began publicly sparring with industry mogul Scooter Braun this summer over his purchase of her former label of more than a decade, which gave him a majority stake in the master recordings of her first six albums. The 29-year-old then vowed to re-record her early albums to create copies she owns herself, saying her contract allows her to begin redoing albums one through five in November 2020 -- when she plans to be back in the studio doing just that. Swift signed a new deal with Universal Music Group in 2018 that gave her ownership of her masters going forward, including for her recently released seventh album 'Lover.' Swift has been getting support from her industry peers including Selena Gomez who came out to defend the singer.

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