“Don’t know what else to do,” Taylor Swift posted out of the blue.
It was uncharacteristic from a woman who has said she takes part in every decision made about herself, her music and her brand. She sits around the board tables and joins the conference calls. She knows what to do. She wants to be the one pulling her own strings.
But right now, she’s at a loss.
Don’t know what else to do pic.twitter.com/1uBrXwviTS
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) November 14, 2019
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A story as old as the recording industry, with both men and women victims of it. Talentless men latching themselves onto talented, yet naive people, manipulating them and using them as money making machines. They leech off the hard work of others and actually believe that they have a right to own the creative output of others because they've bullied some poor musician into signing a contract in the early days of their career.
I signed a legal contract that bought me great wealth and benefits. But I just want to do what I want, Wah. Only one thing for it, play the I’m a woman victim card now.
So entitled.