Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Scooter Braun: Living Well is the Best Revenge Even with Ariana, Demi, Justin Leaving Him

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Scooter Braun doesn’t care what you think, and certainly not what I think.

Overnight he posted a picture of himself standing in front of a private helicopter in Iceland. The caption: “Thank you for one amazing summer.”

Braun is hated by Taylor Swift and all her fans. He’s lost clients Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, Idina Menzel and maybe Justin Bieber. He made a gazillion dollars from his deal with Korean company HYBE although that may be a lot of hype.

But who cares? Living well is the best revenge! And flying around Iceland on a private helicopter certainly must have pertained to the music business in some form, right?

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Roger Friedman
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