Taylor Swift vs. Scooter Braun

I am not a Swiftie and knew little about this dispute before watching this documentary. My takeaways are that Swift decided to push back against what may be standard music industry business practice but is morally wrong and she then used her influence over public opinion to sway that standard to be more just. For daring to speak out and use the power she earned on her own merit to try to change the industry, the other side labeled her as "playing the victim" a stereotype often applied to people when they try to change what they believe is wrong. My favorite example was when the trans woman said that Taylor "should be humble" and not "attack" other people. That's pretty standard misogyny, right there. And it's also gaslighting Taylor's boundaries against what she believes is wrong by reframing that as a strategic act of aggression to manipulate and get her way. Taylor comes off as genuine and brave while Braun's defenders are clinical and catty. I found this documentary to be an interesting exploration of the clash of old school/old boy thinking and mavericks like Swift having the power and savvy to shake up that system. Good for her.