TrueCelebz Quick Take:

Braun's clearly not getting enough validation from his therapist, because only someone with severe delusions of grandeur would think that 10,000 angry Swifties is less than 1 percent of Taylor's fanbase. I mean, those people are like a swarm of bees – once they get stung, they'll be buzzing around your head for years, and you can't just swat them away with a dismissive "oh, it's just a tiny percentage."

And what's this nonsense about not caring? Braun, honey, you're the one who made a fortune off Taylor's hard work and then had the audacity to sell her masters without so much as a by-your-leave. If that's not caring about your own wallet, I don't know what is. And please, spare us the "I'd help them if they needed it" nonsense – we're talking about a fanbase of millions here, not some small-town charity case.

Braun thinks he's so clever, trying to spin this whole thing as some sort of win-win for everyone involved. Newsflash: Taylor Swift didn't exactly "win" when her music was sold behind her back and then re-sold at a profit. And Scooter Braun didn't exactly "lose" – he made a nice chunk of change off the deal, no doubt with a smile on his face as he counted his loot.

And now he's trying to lecture us all about being kind to people? Please. Braun's idea of kindness is probably telling Taylor Swift fans to calm down and take a chill pill – while he's counting his profits from the sale of her music. Yeah, that sounds like a real humanitarian to me.