Scooter Braun recently made a shocking business move, leaving many wondering about his thoughts behind business ideas.
The manager opted not to buy OnlyFans, an adult content platform, sources confirmed.
The company, which earned $6.6 billion by 2024, has reportedly reached out to Taylor Swift’s ex-manager with a business offer.
Braun, who manages stars including Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato, spent two weeks reviewing the documents before deciding the deal wasn’t right for him.
Sources added that despite media reports that they were in negotiations, Braun’s legal team was never officially involved.
OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair has spoken to Forest Road Company investors about a possible sale.
Braun’s decision shows that even highly profitable companies are not always a match for his business plans.
Braun rose to fame in 2007 after watching Justin Bieber on YouTube and became one of the most influential figures in music management.
He has a history of carefully planned deals, including the purchase and sale of Taylor’s early master recordings in 2019.
Braun’s decision to transfer OnlyFans highlights his focus on business deals that align with his long-term goals rather than short-term profits.
