GetoBoy;7996594 said:
I'm STILL waiting on somebody to explain to me where this is a lose at??? How can you invest $56 million in something meant for the long haul and in 2 weeks it be considered a lose??? I mean didn't sprint/Softbank just spend $250 million on the service....so jay spends $56 mill on a service and in a couple weeks it's already upped its worth to $250 mill and y'all are calling THIS a lose??? Damn if this is a lose what the hell do y'all consider a win lol
Ive never seen a nigga winning go on twitter to explain themselves and their business. This isn't being measured on alleged company value (ain't nobody buying Tidal for $250 mill tomorrow). This is being measured on market share and successful marketing public perception. Jay lost because he started a company and it just made other companies grow (i.e. beats music/pandora/spotify subscribers spikes in the last few weeks). He also put all his chips solely on HQ FLAC music streaming which is the only thing that is unique about tidal.
Jay said give his company time. Time to do what? Mimic what spotify? Take another year before they realize they should have a free commercial version of the service to get more fan in? I just don't see tidal being able to revolutionize or capture the music stream business no matter how much time or celebrity phone calls they make.