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Aaron Lewis Reacts After Shredded Copy Of His MAGA Album Cover Is Used As Taylor Swift Merch Packaging

Aaron Lewis has responded after an unreleased album cover of his was used as shredded filler material in Taylor Swift merchandise packaging.

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Aaron Lewis reacted after his unreleased album pages were used as packing paper for Taylor Swift merchandise. The record label shredded copies of the album cover to serve as filler in the merch boxes.

Epilogue added 37d ago, after coverage quieted.

Quick answers

What was found in the Taylor Swift merchandise box?

Shredded copies of Aaron Lewis' unreleased album cover were used as filler packaging.

What is the theme of the Aaron Lewis album cover?

According to Stereogum, the album cover is MAGA-themed.

How did Aaron Lewis respond to the incident?

Coverage from The Independent describes him as stunned, and Loudwire quotes him saying, 'Ain't That Some S--t'.

The brief

An unreleased album cover by country music star Aaron Lewis was discovered shredded as packing material inside a Taylor Swift merchandise box. The materials used as filler included pages from the MAGA-themed album cover.

Coverage from Loudwire, The Independent, and Fox News emphasizes Lewis's reaction to the discovery, with The Independent reporting that the artist was left stunned. USA Today and Stereogum also reported on the revelation of the shredded pages within the merch packaging.

Future developments depend on further responses from the parties involved regarding the use of the unreleased materials.

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