Marc Maron Paid $50K to Use Taylor Swift Song in Comedy Special

It can cost a beautiful shark for use Taylor Swiftmusic in a project – just ask a comedy Mark Maroun.

“I think it has reached 50 thousand dollars [or] On this, Maroun, 61, said on Thursday, July 24, the “Good One” episode of Vulture. “I did everything I could to get the joke in front of it.”

Maron delivers “larger than the entire sky” during his comic shows after obtaining the required approval.

“I know Jack Antonov Maron said on Thursday, referring to Swift’s cooperation long ago:

Maroun explained that Antonov, 41, advised him “to pass through the appropriate channels” to license the song 2022 of midnight.

“It was implemented. We have made enough money,” Maroun said about obtaining approval. “It was narrow, but because of the ticket sales of [televised version of the] Special, we are able to get this song. “

According to Maron, the use fees apply to a “accurate” path.

“If you had gone at the moment, it would have been more than money,” he said. “We could not even allow it, such as, by playing the distinctive or anything. Therefore, I met with a band and wrote that music as opening and closing. Yes, that was less than a minute.”

Maroun also confirmed that he had a “history” with the song Swift, so he needed to play it during the shows.

“This should have happened,” Maroun said. “True fear, like, [if] She does not let you use it, then what do you do? You can’t do the thing. For this you, like, [manifesting] “I think she will love something.”

While the Swift team “signed” at the request of Maroun, it “has no idea” whether the winner of the 35 -year -old Grammy Award has heard the joke herself.

Maron previously revealed his history with Swift’s Discovery in a “WTF” episode.

“I am an open young man, and I love music. I want to try to find out what is going on around Taylor Swift, who is never overlooked by everyone, but people love Taylor Swift [and] He said in the episode: “I was put in the episode:” I have been put up midnightAnd start walking. I am like, “Well. I get it.” It is pop music, but it is not dance music [and] It is, somewhat, emotional, there is a lot of longing, sadness, isolation and addressing these overwhelming feelings of depression. “

Once Maron heard “greater than the entire sky”, he began to tear the path of the path around sadness and loss.

He added: “He made me a man, and then I reached the top of the mountain, and I always do what I do.” “I do a few extensions, then I stand and get a rush in the head … … I go to Rabut down because I felt very upset, and in the process of retreating down, I must be distinguished.”

When Maron woke up, he had ideas about, “This is the way to die.”