TAYLOR Swift was left in tears just minutes into her special podcast appearance.
The musician, 35, was a special guest on boyfriend Travis Kelce’s New Heights show along with his brother Jason.
Swift purchased back the rights to her first six albums this year[/caption]
Swift discussed a while range of topics in the two-hour episode released Wednesday night.
But one of the first items on the agenda left her emotional.
The music icon discussed her long-running battle to buy her music back which ended this summer.
She purchased the master records to her first six albums in a $360 million deal.
Swift broke down when talking about the moment that she won her fight.
She said, “I haven’t gotten my hopes up about this in a decade. A couple months after the Super Bowl I was in Kansas City.
“I get a call from my mom. She’s like, ‘You got your music.’
“I very dramatically hit the floor for real. Bawling my eyes out, weeping.”
Swift also revealed the moment she told her boyfriend about victory.
“He was playing video games,” she recalled.
“And he put his headset down, I was like ‘I got my music back!’
“And I was heaving crying. This changed my life.”
Swift also revealed the motive for wanting to buy her master records.
And in doing so, she dropped a hint that she is planning to have kids with Kelce.
“If I wasn’t able to buy back my master recordings, one day someone would be leaving all my music from my first six albums to their kids in their will.
“When you think of it like that – I thought of it, I made it, I recorded it, I paid for most of those music videos.
“I wanted an opportunity to buy that back, that’s important to me.”
And she is happy that her battle brought attention to what she described as a rarely-discussed issue.
“This is a discussion that’s not really brought up among artists, especially with fans,” Swift said.
“One thing I think is really great that has come about because of this is I have had so many artists come up and say ‘I didn’t even know this was a thing.’
“It’s not important to everyone, it’s artist to artist.
“Some people sell off their masters because everyone has different priorities.
“What I wanted is that if I was to put the information out about I went through.
“At least it gets artists talking about this to decide if it a priority for them.”
