[Lorelei]

Another day, another flop for Tidal

[GrandMomCookies]

Originally posted by mons†er

people only want to see it fail because of the names behind it. Not because they actually dislike the service.

!!!!!!!!!!!

To the people in the back

[Cheers]

We sweat for a nickel and a dime
Turn it into an empire

[NX127]

[Bayonsay]

Originally posted by swissman

Exactly.

It's what… 3 weeks old?

How many streams did Spotify have after three weeks? Comparing it to the biggest streaming service is kinda stupid. It's like if Jay-Z opened a new luxury department store and then you expected it to make as much money as WalMart after a month.

Basically all of this. People need to at least give it time before thrashing the service.

[Legend ReX]

For example, it’s believed that Tidal’s total streams average around 1m a day, while individual tracks on Spotify regularly hit that number.

[Monceau]

Originally posted by IsidoraMarí

The media really loves destroy black business.

#ageism

[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by mons†er

people only want to see it fail because of the names behind it. Not because they actually dislike the service.

So untrue . Yesterday the Hive was dragging it and the navy has been dragging it too. People honestly aren't here for it . Like why cAnt you all grasp that idea .

I tried Tidal I like it .!

[GrandMomCookies]

Originally posted by Cheers

We sweat for a nickel and a dime
Turn it into an empire

Yassss

[primo.]

Originally posted by DripDrip

Literally tho. It's kinna annoying how much negative press Tidal is given, when it's only a recently launched program.

Spotify, Netflix, iTunes, Hulu, Amazon Prime, etc. etc. took several years to even get a gain in momentum, some are barely even starting to pick up.

Tidal was purchased from an already existing company and I don't think any of those other companies premiered with a team of A-list musicians helping to promote it to the masses.

[Kayhan]

[Pinter]

To think that they were confident enough to pull this bussiness in the first place is beyond me, like, they were born to write and to produce music, not to run a big business.

[- JED -]

"Poor Gaga she wasn't invited"

[GrandMomCookies]

Originally posted by NewRihannaStan

So untrue . Yesterday the Hive was dragging it and the navy has been dragging it too. People honestly aren't here for it . Like why cAnt you all grasp that idea .

I tried Tidal I like it .!

You are more hive then golden

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by primo.

Tidal was purchased from an already existing company and I don't think any of those other companies premiered with a team of A-list musicians helping to promote it to the masses.

+ Tidal's parent company, Aspiro, has been doing music business since 1998. Spotify didn't come till 2008 and with a tiny music library o like 8 million songs vs TIDAL with 25 million at re-launch.

[swissman]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

1 out of every 4 Spotify users is a paying customer (The numbers before TIDAL increased Spotify downloads and subscriptions)
250k in one day of See You Again streams being paid for.
Hmm.

And that's super impressive.

But Spotify was launched in October 2008. That's nearly 7 years ago.
Tidal was released in late 2014, and only officially launched last month.

How many streams do you think Spotify had by Decemeber 2008? A million?

[Rogue]

Originally posted by IsidoraMarí

The media really loves destroy black business.

There's always one that brings up race.

[MonsterPaw]

It's getting annoying tbh. If y'all don't like it, don't buy it. Spotify won't be the last streaming service.

[GrandMomCookies]

Originally posted by - JED -

"Poor Gaga she wasn't invited"

She wasn't

[Blue Jeans]

Originally posted by primo.

#TidalCantBreathe

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