Overview
- Swift secured full ownership of her first six studio albums—including master recordings, music videos, concert films and unreleased tracks—through a deal valued at about $360 million with Shamrock Capital.
- She announced the milestone in a handwritten letter on her website May 30, calling it the culmination of two decades of striving to own her early work after Scooter Braun’s 2019 acquisition.
- In a June 4 preview clip of New Heights, Travis Kelce hailed the achievement with a “shout out to Tay Tay” as Shaquille O’Neal played “I Knew You Were Trouble” on his phone.
- The purchase builds on Swift’s re-recording campaign launched in 2021, which has already produced Taylor’s Version editions of Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now and 1989.
- Fans flooded social media with praise for both Swift’s victory and Kelce’s public support, underscoring the couple’s cultural crossover between music and sports.