Not even true.
I went to a concert and he wasn't smoking at all. And he had like a shot of tequila. Such a huge deal. And the concert stayed superior to some overrehearsed, self-indulgent messes I do nut care to mention.
When It Comes to Her Music, She Won’t Compromise When Swift told Big Machine Records founder Scott Borchetta that she hadn’t recorded a country album, “he went into a state of semi-panic.” Swift tells Billboard he pleaded that she countrify the album. “Can you give me three country songs?” and “Can we put a fiddle on ‘Shake it Off’?” are two questions Swift recalls him asking. “All my answers were a very firm ‘no,’ because it felt disingenuous to try to exploit two genres when your album falls in only one.”
It's just that they don't seem to fit as a "team" anymore.
I'm not sure how to explain this right but in 2004-2006 when they started this whole thing together they had the same ideas in mind and they seemed to agree on most things.
Now, it seems like Taylor wants to do her own thing but she's limited by a record label who doesn't necessarily share her opinions. She fights to release what she wants. It's a good thing her label trusts her.
better that than other artists who are literally forced back into the studio to meet their record labels demands. leaving big machine where she has just as much power as the label record executive if not more would be a huge career mistake
better that than other artists who are literally forced back into the studio to meet their record labels demands. leaving big machine where she has just as much power as the label record executive if not more would be a huge career mistake
I completely agree. She's got so much freedom at Big Machine to do what she wants, and I'm scared that other labels won't be as willing to give her as much freedom.
When It Comes to Her Music, She Won’t Compromise When Swift told Big Machine Records founder Scott Borchetta that she hadn’t recorded a country album, “he went into a state of semi-panic.” Swift tells Billboard he pleaded that she countrify the album. “Can you give me three country songs?” and “Can we put a fiddle on ‘Shake it Off’?” are two questions Swift recalls him asking. “All my answers were a very firm ‘no,’ because it felt disingenuous to try to exploit two genres when your album falls in only one.”
I don't really care what label She's on tbh. Yes Big Machine has been good to Her, but She's a ****ing massive cash cow. One of the only ones left in the industry. She could decide Her next album will be polka-jazz-metal and probably get Her way in the end.
I completely agree. She's got so much freedom at Big Machine to do what she wants, and I'm scared that other labels won't be as willing to give her as much freedom.
Eh, pretty much any of the major labels would sign her in a split second. They know that she does as she pleases.
Plus, she sells. I'm sure they'd give her the freedom to create and release whatever she wants cause they know it'd sell.
i'm not the one who brings annoying untalented artists to this base 
