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Now that Taylor Swift She has the rights to her music back, she celebrates in the best way possible – by re -creating her viral moment with Jack Antonoff.
As a result of the news that Swift bought his music catalog masters after they were sales controversy by Brown scooter In 2019, Antonoff divided a new clip through his account x On Friday, May 30.
The video included Swift, 35 and Antonoff, 41 recreating their “getaway car” viral moment as they sang the words and celebrated with Meredith’s Swift cat.
“Representative forever listening for free!” The Mail’s Antonoff heading.
The singer “bad blood” and Antonoff joined For the song “Getaway Car” featured on Swift album in 2017, Reputation. Swift 2020 documentary, Miss Americana.
Antonoff later spoke about the viral experience in an interview with NBC News’ Sunday with Willie Geist in October 2023.
“That’s the only time in my life – a million hours I’ve spent in studios – that a camera was ever on when magic actually happened. She had just had her iPhone on for whatever reason,” he told the outlet at the time, “I think that’s why that video became so popular, because it’s real.”
Jack Antonoff and Taylor Swift.
(Photo courtesy of Jack Anontoff/X)He added: “That was the only time in my life when I’ve had all these experiences where this crazy kinetic energy happens, you write on the fly, and you get it – it was only a real moment. And I don’t know why his phone was on, but thank God. I never had anything like that.”
Earlier on Friday, May 30, SWIFT revealed that bought the rights to their music from Shamrock Capital. (Braun had previously sold the catalog to the venture capital company after he bought it from Big Machine Records.)
“I almost stopped thinking that it could ever happen, after 20 years of getting the carrot hanging and then yanked away,” wrote a grammy winner in a long letter. “But, that’s all in the past now.
He added, “To say that this is my greatest dream, realization is to be quite reserved about it,” he said. “To my fans, you know how important this has been to me-so until I re-recorded and released four of my albums carefully, calling them ‘Taylor version.’ The passionate support that you showed these albums and the success story that you turned in the journey of the time is why I could buy my music back.
In her statement, Swift noted that She has full ownership “With no strings attached” of her songs, music videos, concert films, album photography and unchargered tracks, as well as “The Memories, The Magic (and) The Madness.”
Big Machine sold the rights to Swift’s six first albums in 2019, to the disappointment of the pop star. Swift at the time claimed that she never had the option to own her work and so planned to re -log the LPS. To date, Swift has released a “Taylor version” from Unbearable, talk now, red and 1989, with Reputation and his first self-title appearance left in the vault.