In the wake of a recent video controversy surrounding Billboard and Taylor Swift, the magazine’s Chief Brand Officer (CBO) and exec Dana Droppo deactivated her X (formerly Twitter) account. This surprising development has intrigued many netizens who wish to learn more about Droppo’s sudden decision and its relation to the Taylor Swift controversy.

Swifties Reject Billboard’s Apology, ‘KEEP HER NAME OUT OF YOUR MOUTHS’ However, a simple apology and retraction shall never suffice for spurned Taylor Swift fans. “This m

Billboard put together a video of some of Swift’s achievements and used a clip from Kanye West’s music video for the song “Famous.” The scene features a wax reproduction o

Taylor Swift is frustrated by the media’s incessant need to “pit women against each other”. In March, the 33-year-old “Anti-Hero” pop star embarked on the North American leg of her massive Eras Tour.

Billboard magazine has apologized after using an image of a nude wax figure of Taylor Swift from a Kanye West video to highlight the singer’s career achievements. “We are deeply sorry to Taylor Swift and all of our readers and viewers that in a video celebrating Swift’s achievements,

Taylor Swift received an apology from Billboard after they showed a clip from a Kanye West video depicting a wax figure that looked like the pop singer naked in bed with him. Taylor Swift fans were furious after Billboard posted the revenge porn video.