Rebelling "against my record label when they wanted to shelve me" has "always been much more exciting than going out and getting drunk," Taylor Swift admits.
- May 14, 2009
AceShowbiz - Successful young country music singer, Taylor Swift tells British magazine Seven rebelling against her record label becomes her most exciting experience. "I rebelled against my record label when they wanted to shelve me," she recalls, adding "and I've rebelled against people trying to push me around in the recording studio."
"To me, that's always been much more exciting than going out and getting drunk," claims the 19-year-old singer. "I remember at high school trying to cheer up my girlfriends who were crying in the bathroom after some party when they couldn't remember who they'd made out with the night before. You see, I don't ever want to be that girl in the bathroom crying."
Though so, Taylor admits she has "never had a burning desire to rebel against" her parents. She, nevertheless, doesn't mention the reason why.
In another Taylor Swift news, she has been tapped to perform at this year's Country Music Television (CMT) Awards, which is going to take place at Nashville's Sommet Center on June 17. She will join some other recruited performers, like Rascal Flatts, Toby Keith and Brad Paisley.
