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Jay-Z, Jack Dorsey twitter space Tidal conversation, gives a brief look at their plans to help newcomer artists and build their platform after the Square deal. Jay-Z, Jack Dorsey twitter space Tidal conversation, gives a brief look at their plans to help newcomer artists and build their platform after the Square deal.
Monday afternoon, Jay-Z joined Jack Dorsey for his first ever audio appearance on any social media platform to discuss the future of Tidal. While on Twitter’s new Spaces feature, Jiggaman was asked about whether artists would be able to upload media content on their verified profiles.
Jay responded saying, “We’re working on a lot of exciting things in this area. These things will develop over time in these first 100 days, and as we get feedback and hear from you guys, we will add to it. Anything that makes sense.”
Considering they’re sticking by the word of making the app user friendly, he went to reiterate that he’s staying in his lane and isn’t looking to compete with Apple Music or Spotify.
Take a listen to the full conversation below.