Taylor Swift Sings Diss Track 'I Forgot That You Existed' at Cardiff Tour Stop on Scooter Braun's Birthday

Taylor Swift is leaning on her reputation.

On Tuesday, June 18, the pop superstar, 34, wowed Swifties in Cardiff when she belted out two diss songs, “I Forgot That You Existed” and “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things,” during her surprise set.

When the singer reached the line, “‘Cause forgiveness is a beautiful thing,'” Swift threw both hands into her hair and burst into a prolonged laugh as the crowd cheered her on.

Fans immediately flooded social media with clips of the momentpointing out that her long-time nemesis Scooter Braun celebrates his 43rd birthday on the same day.

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“I FORGOT YOU EXISTED X THIS IS WHY WE CAN’T HAVE NICE THINGS RIGHT AFTER SCOOTER BRAUN ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMENT TAYLOR SWIFT WILL NEVER BE FUNNY,” wrote one Swiftie.

Taylor Swift.

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Swift and Braun have been feuding since the HYBE executive — who announced his retirement from music management in a lengthy note on June 17 — bought Big Machine Label Group, which included the master rights to Swift’s first six albums, for more than $300 million. 2019. . (He has since sold the rights.)

Shortly after news of Braun’s deal with her former label boss, Scott Borchett, broke, Swift slammed both and later announced that she would re-record her albums. “All I could think about was the constant, manipulative abuse I received at his hands for years,” Swift wrote in a Tumblr post.

In an open letter to Swift that he shared on his Instagram account a few days later, Braun claimed that he had made “repeated attempts” to “reach a resolution” with the singer, adding that he was “frustrated” by her “accusations.”

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When Swift dropped the album Midnight in 2022, several harsh lyrics — including the songs “Vigilante S—” and “Karma” — were rumored to be inspired by their ongoing drama.

“I’ve been blessed to have had a life like ‘Forrest Gump’ as I’ve witnessed and participated in the journeys of some of the most extraordinary talented people the world has ever seen. I keep pinching myself and asking ‘how did I get here?’ And after 23 years this chapter as a music manager has come to an end,” Braun — who has worked with Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Tori Kelly and more — shared on his Instagram account earlier this week.

Going forward, Braun, who is a father of three (with ex-wife Yael Cohen), will be “first a father, then a CEO, and no longer a manager,” he wrote.

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