Scooter Braun reveals he 'finally watched' HBO's documentary amid his feud with Taylor Swift

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Scooter Braun has 'finally watched' the documentary about his feud with pop star diva Taylor Swift.

On Tuesday, August 27, the music mogul wrote on his Instagram Stories, “I finally watched it,”  referring to HBO Max’s ‘Taylor Swift vs Scooter Braun: Bad Blood’ and also posted a screenshot of its poster.

What did Scooter Braun say about Taylor Swift's recent beach party?

The same day, Scooter Braun also poked fun at Taylor Swift's recent beach party with boyfriend Travis Kelce, friends Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, and Brittany Mahomes.

Braun captioned, “How was I not invited to this?!?” he wrote, adding the hashtag, “#laughalittle,” as he shared a screenshot of TMZ’s report on their gateway. 

The documentary came out in June and chronicles the SB Projects founder’s clash with the ‘Karma’ crooner over the sale of her masters in 2019, the person behind her “Taylor’s Version” re-records. 

The 14-time Grammy winner alleged back then that she hadn’t been informed of Braun’s acquisition before it happened. Interestingly, her former label boss Scott Borchetta denied it.

Taylor Swift wrote over a Tumblr blog post that she’d only got to know “as it was announced to the world,” reports Billboard.

"All I could think about was the incessant, manipulative bullying I’ve received at his hands for years,” she said of Braun.

“This is my worst case scenario. This is what happens when you sign a deal at fifteen to someone for whom the term ‘loyalty’ is clearly just a contractual concept,” Swift added.

Internet trolls Scooter Braun over his joke on not getting invited by Taylor Swift

Netizens didn't waste any time to return the favor after Scooter Braun joked about Taylor Swift's recent beach party with pals.

The music manager who shared a longtime feud with the pop diva over rights issues was slammed online for her post on social media.

One user shared on X, "Laugh a little" after bullying her for years and stealing her years of hardwork? men and their audacity surprises me."

"Scooter Braun's comments add another layer to the ongoing story," another wrote.

A user joined Braun in the joke, "Nobody likes him that’s why he wasn’t invited."

"He basically said “why didn’t a person that doesn’t like me invite me to their birthday party 🥺” another wrote.

A user expressed, "Looks like Braun’s feeling left out! Maybe the party didn’t have room for more drama. 😆"

"He is clinging on to any shred of relevancy to make his ego feel better 😭" one expressed.

Another slammed him over the documentary, "So transparent. We know you're dying for someone to watch it."

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