"Has TIDAL Gone Flat? Jay Z Introduces a $760 Champagne

As Apple Music and Spotify compete for the future of music streaming, is Jay Z losing interest in the quick-falling TIDAL? Just this morning, the extremely status-conscious rapper introduced an extreme luxury, $760-a-bottle champagne line.

Introducing Armand de Brignac’s “Ace of Spades,” a Jay Z-backed, ultra-pricey bubbly designed to further snub Cristal.

Jay Z is a diverse and talented entrepreneur, though the champagne diversion raises serious questions about the future of TIDAL. After an extremely-noisy Apple Music launch and heated summer warfare with Spotify, TIDAL’s profile has continued to fade into oblivion. TIDAL never recovered from its ill-fated launch by seemingly-selfish millionaire artists, and appeals towards higher fidelity mainly fell on quality-deaf ears."

More at: Digital Music News

http://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2015...760-champagne/


What do you think? Will people buy his $760 bottle of champagne?

Why does he keep releasing products that are ridiculously overpriced?

Introduced? This isn't new. He bought the company like last year but the drinks have been out. idgi

another flop to his collection

He can't be serious.

so having more than one business venture is a bad thing....? ya'll realize they're billionaires for a reason right?

Mess, he is so out of touch with everything. Good luck selling these

They act like Jay has woken up with a million in his bank.

He's not going to be a billionaire for long if projects like Tidal keep bleeding.

To be successful in business, you generally have to appeal to a wide market. $800 alcohol and $240 for a year of streamed music isn't appealing to most people.

He's never gonna live down Tidal

It's too bad because he's not gonna just stay stagnant with his businesses , and someone will bring up tidal every damn time

This same tired story about a company he's been a partial and now full owner of for nearly a decade, that has already been posted and presented in the same misleading manner (as a "new" venture in response to Tidal) on here not long ago. Y'all try so damn hard.

Lmao you don't know anything about business

The first thing you are taught in business is to identify your target audience. You can't have a business for everyone otherwise it loses its identity and focus point.

You seem so pressedT about Tidal. Sis, how much are they paying you to be this pressedT?
Btw Jayz has been an owner of Ace of Spade since 2006.

LOL, I'm a former business student. Your target audience has to be sizable if you want success.

He's basically turning into a male Gwyneth Paltrow with all of these overpriced products and services

Where is that tweet of his about not being greedy during that Tidal twitter rant.
Something about the "rich getting richer" Tidal really downgraded him in my eyes