Wait, so Jay Z’s Business Ventures Aren’t Automatically Guaranteed to be a Success? That’s New!

Well, well, well.  It turns out that people don't feel sorry for how little money Jay Z and his friends make...

Looks like the rapper's music streaming service Tidal, which was the first of its kind to be owned by artists, has come up short on subscribers.

Just two weeks after it cracked the U.S. iPhone top 20 download chart, Tidal has fallen out of the Top 700... Ouch!

Even worse, its main rivals, Pandora and Spotify, are doing juuuuust fine as they're sitting pretty at #3 and #4 on the chart, respectively.

Could it be that Tidal is faltering because of its high prices? In case you didn't know, there is NO free version of the service; rather, subscribers pay $10 or $20 a month, based on audio quality!

Ummm, I think I'll just stick with Today's Best Music in the meantime... ya know, since it's FREE! :)