[Nippy'sReceipts]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

You know damn well that Godga, The Lord, and Slaty turned that ish DOWN.

Taylor is definitely down with Jay and Tidal. She was just smart enough to be a no-show to the press conference and remain a silent partner.

[T-Swizz]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

Gaga would obviously be invited. Coldplay flopped just as hard with Ghost Stories and (anti)-CHRIST Martin was there. Y'all are letting your stanning get in the way.

Coldplay is approaching their 20th anniversary as a band

[Poe Dameron]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

Gaga would obviously be invited. Coldplay flopped just as hard with Ghost Stories and (anti)-CHRIST Martin was there. Y'all are letting your stanning get in the way.

I mean if Usher was invited then GodGa obviously was as well

[TheVoiceXtina]

Originally posted by Legend ReX

This is actually kinda surprising they all turned. if there wasn't proof loyalty is only based on money, there is now.

It was never gonna fly though.

Asking an already cash-strapped society to pay MORE money to artists worth MILLIONS, for a scheme that is already around and cemented. If it was a totally new, unique venture then maybe, but the need for it so not there lol.

Factor in the fact they all Ray Charles'd (w/ exclusion of Cole) the current #BlackLivesMatter movement and it just feels so meh. If they are not prepared to fight YOUR cause, why should you fight theirs you know? I scratch your back, you scratch mine.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Kworb

“We're like the crazy Avengers of music.” (Daft Punk)

Disney better sue!

Originally posted by Kworb

“This collaboration felt so ego-less.” (Beyonce)

[Nicole]

Madonna, in a video clip played after the ceremony, said she was tired of being treated like a “product,” that Tidal is “putting art back in the forefront.”

Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/enterta...JVoJRwAY51B.99

I thought people were making this up An all-around embarrassment.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by T-Swizz

Coldplay is approaching their 20th anniversary as a band

No ****, Sherlock. I stan for Coldplay. That doesn't mean that MX and GS weren't underperformers by their standards.

Gaga was obviously invited and (thankfully) turned it down. Have fun defending this ****!

[Kat]

We can really educate people to what kind of digital quality they are actually hearing. The average person on the street has no idea. (Jack White)

How much did they pay him.

Not really surprised about the rest.

[Badger]

Originally posted by Nicole

Oh and...





http://www.etonline.com/news/161902_...ngelina_jolie/

How many fans is Fadga going to lose?

[Jaspurr]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

Oh wait, The Lord is involved?

Guess it's just Slayty and Godga who are smart!

She isn't. Her discography except for 1989 is there just like it's on other paid streaming services.

[T-Swizz]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

No ****, Sherlock. I stan for Coldplay. That doesn't mean that MX and GS weren't underperformers by their standards.

Gaga was obviously invited and (thankfully) turned it down. Have fun defending this ****!

My point flew right over your head
Kind of like Gaga's career flew over the GP's

[Starstruck.]

Ghost Stories sold 3.2M and ARTPOP 1.95M

[Rascal]

Originally posted by Kworb

“I just thought about how crazy this is, how this is the beginning of the new world.” (Kanye West)

“This thing was the thing that everyone wanted and everyone feared. If these artists can sit in a room together the game changes, man. And it happened today.” (Jay Z)

“Every great movement started out with a group of people being able to get together and really make a stand.” (Beyonce)

“Maybe it sounds like a cliché but it’s about putting art back into the forefront. It’s about putting humanity back into being an artist. Not technology. Human art.” (Madonna)

“We can really educate people to what kind of digital quality they are actually hearing. The average person on the street has no idea.” (Jack White)

“We're like the crazy Avengers of music.” (Daft Punk)

“Everyone here is that term: icons. But we all at one point were in love with music.” (Jay Z)

“This collaboration felt so ego-less.” (Beyonce)

"Will artists make more money? Even if it means less profit for our bottom line, absolutely. That’s easy for us. We can do that. Less profit for our bottom line, more money for the artist; fantastic. Let’s do that today." (Jay Z)

Giving Gags a run for her money.

[Sunshine.]

Originally posted by TheVoiceXtina

It was never gonna fly though.

Asking an already cash-strapped society to pay MORE money to artists worth MILLIONS, for a scheme that is already around and cemented. If it was a totally new, unique venture then maybe, but the need for it so not there lol.

Factor in the fact they all Ray Charles'd (w/ exclusion of Cole) the current #BlackLivesMatter movement and it just feels so meh. If they are not prepared to fight YOUR cause, why should you fight theirs you know? I scratch your back, you scratch mine.

Bey and Usher also spoke up on #BlackLiveMatter, just an fyi.

Mostly people are petty. They see rich celebs in one room and become skeptical (which I don't blame them for). All this #blacklivesmatter mess is just a smoke screen. I wish they would stop dragging its name like its contingent on celeb endorsement when it's clearly bigger than that.

[Ramos]

Celeb News: #TIDAL artists change back their social media lay-outs

This will last less than the Britney Jean era

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Jaspurr

She isn't. Her discography except for 1989 is there just like it's on other paid streaming services.

Ahh, okay. Good on her for not involving herself in this get-rich-scheme!

[Nicole]

I've said this before: much of the filth of the music industry comes from rap/hip hop (as it stands today). A celebration of greed and total lack of creativity.

Tidal is the latest example of this.

[Nippy'sReceipts]

Originally posted by BobBertran1992

Poor J.Cole for being dragged by Jay into this mess, which seems to make people look over his efforts to create awareness about unequality

Yeah. I felt kinda bad for J Cole. He seemed like he didn't want to be there at all. He's always been so vocal about police brutality, corporate greed, anti-capitalism, & is one of the few rappers against rapping about wealth/materialism. Too bad he's signed to Roc Nation so he had to show up.

[BobBertran1992]

Originally posted by Kat

How much did they pay him.

Not really surprised about the rest.

What? I've read a few interviews and he sounds like he knows a lot about music and wants to pass that knowledge to everybody else, what a saint....

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Sunshine.

Bey and Usher also spoke up on #BlackLiveMatter, just an fyi.

Mostly people are petty. They see rich celebs in one room and become skeptical (which I don't blame them for). All this #blacklivesmatter mess is just a smoke screen.

Sis...