[Dani97]

Originally posted by Goddess of Love.

If she doesn't endorse it then why is her whole discography on it then

Taylor's music is everywhere except spotify, she doesn't have a problem with streaming, she has a problem with spotify paying so low to songwriters. for what i can see, her not tweeting and not being in this video, is that she doesn't have anything exclusive with them, since you can't stream 1989. lord is fighting for her rights, not promoting a business.

[swissman]

Originally posted by FatShady

at least albums are an artform first.
Jay-Z is just trying to run a monopoly to extend his relevance.

This is probably another gimmick to manipulate looking successful. Like when he sold 'a million albums' before the album was even released.

Sure, but there's an art to business as well. And Jay-Z certainly has mastered that art.

[Mariano]

Originally posted by Dani97

Taylor's music is everywhere except spotify, she doesn't have a problem with streaming, she has a problem with spotify paying so low to songwriters. for what i can see, her not tweeting and not being in this video, is that she doesn't have anything exclusive with them, since you can't stream 1989. lord is fighting for her rights, not promoting a business.

You said it pretty nicely.

Those artists in the video are PROMOTING a business.

The other artists that are on Tidal just have their music there, as they do on all other streaming services (the exception being Taylor with spotify)....

The others just don't care about this platform as a business, they care about it as a streaming platform and their music should be accessible everywhere.

The ones in the video are basically promoting Jay Z's business and their own I guess if they put money in it...... that's it.

[loveofpopculture]

More like Illuminati meeting.

[FatShady]

Originally posted by swissman

Sure, but there's an art to business as well. And Jay-Z certainly has mastered that art.

you used to be really smart

[swissman]

Originally posted by Dani97

Taylor's music is everywhere except spotify, she doesn't have a problem with streaming, she has a problem with spotify paying so low to songwriters. for what i can see, her not tweeting and not being in this video, is that she doesn't have anything exclusive with them, since you can't stream 1989. lord is fighting for her rights, not promoting a business.

I wouldn't say Taylor is fighting for her rights though. Which right is being infringed upon? She just wants more money than Spotify is offering. She doesn't have a right to make more money, because that implies that Spotify does this without your permission. She has a right to allow whoever she wants to sell her music.

[YR.]

I think all of them are taking off their music from spotify

[ezra]

This is not the future of music, guys

It's just another streaming service

[UFO]

This is pretty cool, actually

[JeanNicacio]

new world order

[swissman]

Originally posted by FatShady

you used to be really smart

Well I don't really consider petty personal attacks in place of a response that is relevant to to the topic at hand to be a true mark of intelligence, but to each their own.

[BadHabits]

Gaga isn't there because she probably did a deal with Beats Music with Dre and Jimmy Iovine.

[Toya]

Originally posted by Tutankhamun

Holy **** the amount of power in that one room
Am I the only one that got goosebumps from that clip?
Tidal is coming for WIGS

I did too!

[PopBoi]

Originally posted by Dani97

lord is fighting for her rights

Poor Taylor, getting so little money.

[Matangi]

This slayed

[Supervillain]

Originally posted by JeanNicacio

new world order

[UFO]

Originally posted by Lexiel

I mean, I'm never gonna pay 20$ a month just to stream music I can listen for free, sorry.

I noticed Xtina's songs are all in there though, but she didn't change her social media to blue?

The fact that her new song is called 'Waves' tho

Wait really?! ****ing screaming.

[dayydreaam]

I just realized this movement is appealing alot to the urban community, by adding taylor they would have ensured slayage

[mariahcarey]

[blewis1103]

This might be the most self-indulgent marketing stunt since Michael Jackson's 1995 HIStory campaign (he floated statues of himself down rivers in Europe).