“People are going to have to get used to it cause its not the Taylor Swift obviously that you knew,” he told E! News. “Because this is somebody—like, she was talking about how she cut her hair, and she is spending time in different cities more and becoming more of a product—and she is a world famous superstar now. She is just not Nashville’s, [and] we just have to kind of get used to that.”
On Taylor slamming her critics on Shake It Off:
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“All of us have the urge to do that, and I respect her for doing that. I have that urge to do that as well, because it gets old just taking it when you’re in the public eye. It gets old to sort of take it, and it’s very noble to not say anything, but it’s hard,” he said. “It becomes a lot of fun to really steam now and again and challenge somebody who hates you. Because in the end, it’s all very sort of unreal and not always accurate.”
