they have no power over where their songs go, why are their shyt still on Spotify? 
Now we get to hear Jay do product placement all over his next album
@Broletariat @Cloud McFly the potential bars. The references to slave ships and developing his own wave that is clearly coming 
Augh
Oceans II, the dualities :hovlol:
Oceans II, the dualities :hovlol:
Came in the game, no labels to my name
Started out independent, not codependent
Now I run this train, Roc Nation gives us fame
Deep in your brain, waves put them to shame
Waves flow like Tidal, it's absolutely vital
Blue like Blue(ivy), change your profile pic too
It's not that serious breh
shyt ain't really different from when he was trying to tell you to cop Rocawear.
It's not that serious breh
This whole Magna Carta campaign (commercials and Samsung deal) was a Jedi mind trick to distract from the reality that Jays marketability and musical fan base had diminished greatly...it's the reason for the vague release date, it's the reason for the sketchy count of album sales...its a way for him to have a silver cloud to say "oh, well the whole Samsung thing is the reason for the units moved".It was released out of the blue for an artist like Jay-Z. There was no huge single or promotional run, just a commercial of him in the studio during NBA Playoffs and the video of him rapping in the Museum.
And actuallly no they weren't. Magna Carta was the first album to include the million downloads in his first week sales. They even did a whole article about it in the Magazine with Hov on the cover.
Nice try.
I can buy CDs with that money
