Hollywoodlife says:

Fans can acquire his music without profit? Writing like that makes you doubt the source, but Daily Dot seems to back it up. They added that the piracy might be due to . . .

But surely having a stable of top-shelf talent will save Tidal, no? No:

If you've been around the internet a while, you've seen this story before. But it'll be different this time. Everything has changed. This is disruptive. No, it's the same. And it always ends with a huge fortune evaporating.

The other day he tweeted out that he thinks he's the modern Disney. Well, at least he's created one character. Whether it lasts as long as a duck or a mouse is doubtful.

KIDS TODAY This piece blew up in lots of ways - in the sense that it got popular, and in the sense that it blew up in the author's face. (She was fired.) It takes a heart of rock not to be moved by the plight of a youngster who expected life after college would be the beginning of adulthood, but the Bay Area is preposterously expensive, and it's not as if moving there is mandatory. What I found curious was this passage about her aspirations:

She expected to get a job making twitter jokes.