In a rare interview on The Free Press' Second Thought podcast published Thursday, music executive Scooter Braun discussed Spencer Pratt's Los Angeles mayoral campaign, calling it 'very interesting to watch' and saying Pratt is 'speaking for a lot of people who are very frustrated.' Braun, who declined to say whether he'd vote for Pratt, also addressed the Taylor Swift masters controversy, his former clients Justin Bieber and Kanye West, and monopoly allegations against Live Nation. The interview comes as Pratt's campaign has drawn endorsements from Joe Rogan, Adam Carolla, and President Donald Trump, while figures like Jimmy Kimmel and Drew Carey urge voters to reject him.
scooter braun finally gave an interview and spent part of it glazing spencer pratt's mayor run. he said pratt is 'speaking for a lot of people who are very frustrated' and that it's 'very interesting to watch.' he also talked about taylor swift's masters, justin bieber, and kanye west. pratt has endorsements from trump, rogan, and carolla, while kimmel and carey are anti.
Scooter Braun's public endorsement of Spencer Pratt signals a convergence of entertainment industry grievances and populist political sentiment. Pratt's campaign, fueled by frustration with the status quo, has become a national story, and Braun's comments add a layer of music industry validation. This reflects a broader trend of celebrities leveraging their platforms for political influence, often bypassing traditional party structures.
scooter braun cosigning spencer pratt is a vibe shift. it shows how the 'frustrated' crowd in entertainment is rallying around pratt's anti-establishment run. braun's interview is basically a signal that the music industry's old guard is paying attention to the chaos candidate. this is how celebrity politics works now — no parties, just vibes and endorsements.
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