TAYLOR Swift fans are still attacking rivals like Scooter Braun after all these years and she has “refused” to tell them to stop, multiple sources have revealed to The U.S. Sun. 

The music executive and Taylor have been embroiled in a years-long feud that first started over his sale of her early masters’ catalog in 2019, but the bad blood has continued to this day.

Taylor, who released her latest re-record of her Speak Now album on Friday, has never addressed her fan base, who have continued to threaten Scooter on his social media.

Meanwhile, new information has come to light about Taylor’s years-long allegations against the music manager and others that she was blindsided by the sale of her masters in 2019.

In recent weeks new evidence has emerged that Taylor- or at the very least Taylor’s team- was aware of the sale ahead of the deal being announced that June.

Despite the new revelations, however, Taylor’s diehard fan base has continued to harass anyone connected to the deal.

A source familiar with the situation said: “Taylor was asked to tell her fans to stop sending threats to Scooter and his family.

“Even his children have been targeted.

“All these years later, with every re-release of an album, it brings up this fan vitriol, and it’s really scary- and she’s done nothing to stop it.”

Some of the alleged disturbing comments have included anti-Semitic rants, and vile death threats including: “I’m sure your kids will one day wish their dad is dead.”

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A rep for Taylor did not reply to The U.S. Sun’s request for comment. 

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In 2019, Scooter purchased Big Machine Records for $300million, which included the masters of the first six of Taylor’s albums.

“Some fun facts about today’s news,” she wrote on her Tumblr at the time. “I learned about Scooter Braun’s purchase of my masters as it was announced to the world.”

In the post, Taylor alleged that Scooter had bullied and manipulated her for years, including through his client Kanye West’s release of the song Famous.

The songstress’ accusations at the time were taken at face value, however last month it was revealed by TMZ that her father, Scott Swift, knew about the sale of her music, and made $15.1 million on the deal. 

Sources now claim to The U.S. Sun Taylor either knew that her music was being sold, or her team knew and didn’t tell her. 

In August 2019, Taylor announced on Good Morning America that she’d be re-recording her albums, which her contract would allow her to do beginning in 2020.

As a result, with each release of her re-recorded albums, parties involved in the masters deal again become targets of Taylor’s fans known as Swifties. 

Earlier this week, an insider told The Daily Mail: “With all this coming back up again, the feeling is, enough is enough.

“It’s time for the truth to come out rather than this version in which Taylor was somehow blindsided and wronged.

“Her team absolutely knew what was on the table. As for the story that Scooter never offered Taylor a chance to buy her catalog when he came to sell it the following year that is just 100 percent not true.”

The source added: “Look, her father knew the deal existed. Her management knew the terms of the deal. They knew the deal was happening. Is it conceivable that they didn’t tell Taylor? Perhaps. But I have a hard time believing she knew nothing. The point is if anyone kept anything from her it was her own people.”

Another source told the outlet: “I think once Taylor crossed the line that day and tweeted that she learned everything at the same time as the rest of the world she was just going to hold onto that victim narrative because it worked for her. Her fans took it and ran with it.”

Sources have told The U.S. Sun that Taylor’s claims against Scooter came during the #MeToo era when allegations of ‘bullying’ and misogyny were particularly egregious. 

“With her re-record out, it’s a new wave of online harassment and bullying for Scooter and his family, and neither Taylor nor anyone from Taylor’s camp has ever asked her fan base to knock it off in any way.

“This all comes on the heels of new info coming out about how the masters deal went down, and how she and/or her team had to have known.”

The insider added: “She has continued to profit off this manufactured drama, and meanwhile it’s affecting real people’s lives and safety.”