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Thursday, March 3, 2016

Kanye West Experiencing A Breakdown Uses Pirate Bay As Payback For Jay Z's Tidal Costing Him $10,000,000


Madonna (also known as Gollum), DeadMau5, Kanye West and Jay Z

Rapper, Kanye West, is embittered by the fact he has lost approximately $10,000,000 over rap mentor, Jay Z, deliberately leaking his album "The Life Of Pablo" which inadvertently enabled the devalued product to be uploaded on the copyright infringing illegal file sharing site, the Pirate Bay. 

Jay Z/Tidal's plan to grab West's expensively made album "The Life Of Pablo" from Def Jam, who underwrote it as a loan/advance to Kanye, backfired. Jay Z, desperate due to Tidal's costly failure in the marketplace, illegally sought the album as an exclusive for his and Madonna's struggling Tidal music streaming site. However, the plan lost steam when the album was illegally downloaded on the Pirate Bay nearly 1,00,000 times and spread all over the internet. 


Kanye West was slammed by fellow Tidal equity holder DeadMau5, who tweeted on Twitter.com, "What the f**k Kanye West...Can't afford Serum? D*ck" He encouraged people on Twitter to "Star a Kickstarter to help Kanye West afford a copy of Serum. He needs a small loan of $200 #prayforyeezy"  
Jay Z's deceitful plan for the album to become a Tidal exclusive, has failed in this regard, as "The Life Of Pablo" is illegally in the public domain on a number of sites. While claims of the album being a so-called Tidal exclusive, did drive up membership, if you read social networking comments, people only signed up for the free trial, with the intent of canceling in one month and not paying a dime. They did the same regarding Rihanna's flopped album "Anti." The public is not amused at being asked to pay $19.99 per month to stream Tidal's limited catalog.

West, who is $53,000,000 in debt and could have used the $10,000,000 he lost from Jay Z calling in a favor to him (over his days at Jay Z's former label Rocafella) is angry over the lost of funds and for the first time in his career, not charting on Billboard, as Tidal did not report the streams of "The Life Of Pablo" took a dig at his mentor. 


Kanye West

West posted a photo on Twitter revealing his laptop. People on social networking immediately recognized that West was illegally downloading from the Pirate Bay website. People began stating West is a hypocrite for asking the public to spend $19.99 per month on Tidal membership, when he is not on Tidal, opting to steal via the Pirate Bay website.  

West knew exactly what he was doing. It was not a mistake. He is angry with Jay Z and company over the damage Tidal has done to his career. West's costly "The Life Of Pablo" album took 3-years and a small army of people to record. West did not want it branded a chart failure and a flop. West's ego can't take it. Neither can his already damaged mental state. 


Jay Z to Kanye West: you owe me!

West is struggling with mental illness sustained at the Kabbalah Center cult and is currently on antipsychotic medications for schizophrenia, as well as medicines for bipolar and anger issues. His marriage to demanding reality star, Kim Kardashian, is imploding and he is struggling with massive debt. 

The last thing West needed was a career flop. West heavily prizes his career and identifies it with his self-worth. Everything is happen to West at one time and for someone with the aforementioned psychiatric issues, it can result in a complete mental breakdown.  

 

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Saturday, January 30, 2016

Jay Z Lies In New York Post Article About Samsung Paying Rihanna And Roc Nation $25,000,000 For Tour

 

Rihanna

An article recently appeared in the New York Post claiming electronics company Samsung is on the verge of agreeing to pay singer Rihanna $25,000,000 for her upcoming tour sponsorship. The story was placed by Rihanna's management and new record label Roc Nation. However, the truth of the matter is Samsung didn't even pay half that figure. Samsung agreed to buy 1,000,000 copies of Rihanna's flopped "Anti" album for $1 a piece, which Billboard is refusing to count for chart inclusion, as the copies were not sold.

Samsung agreed to $5,000,000 in tour sponsorship and some of the costs are recoupable against ticket sales. If the tour bombs, as past tours have done, leaving Rihanna in the red (at one point Rihanna only had $20,000 in her bank account) Samsung will see no return on their investment, which will anger shareholders.

Considering Samsung hit a sales decline in the past two years, as reported in various stock market news outlets, they do not have $25,000,000 to throw around. The shareholders would be livid. Previously, Samsung agreed to buy 1,000,000 copies of Jay Z's flopped "Holy Grail" album that contained many copyright infringing songs. Jay Z's Samsung deal was worth approximately $2,500,000, but had deductions and failed to give Samsung an earnings boost. After taxes and associated fees, the deal did not create much revenue for Jay Z and did nothing for Samsung.


Jay Z

Rihanna is going on tour this summer because she needs the money. She has lost endorsements from Cover Girl and Nivea over her foul image. Rihanna and Jay Z need to be careful about releasing false figures, as others will expect the same money from Samsung in sponsorship deals and cancel when they do not get it. They are doing Samsung no favors with this madness in trying to appear like they are making a fortune.

Not to mention, Samsung also has to answer to shareholders, who will be none too pleased. Rihanna and Jay Z also need to be careful regarding fake figures, as financial records are often subpoenaed in copyright infringement lawsuits and the truth will come out in that manner. 

Jay Z and Rihanna, who are in the so-called Hollywood "Illuminati" (Kabbalah) are mimicking the crazy conduct of the head of the cult, Madonna. She repeatedly leaked false endorsement figures to inflate her image and net worth. For example, Madonna publicly bragged in articles and press releases that Microsoft paid her "$10,000,000" for a sponsorship deal, which prompted the company to come forward and say not even close and they paid her nowhere near that figure.


Jay Z and Rihanna

Greatly exaggerating figures is also a method employed by Def Jam's Russell Simmons, who Jay Z publicly claimed encouraged him to do the same. Jay Z lied that his former company, Rocafella, built on drug money from dealing crack cocaine to adults and children on the East Coast of America, was worth $125,000,000. However, an audit and company evaluation commissioned by a prospective buyer revealed it was barely worth $25,000,000.

It is a federal crime in America to falsify the worth of companies and financial endeavors, as it deceives and defrauds existing shareholders and will do the same regarding members of the public, who seek to potentially invest their money. Real business people do not conduct their financial dealings in such a disgraceful manner. Only con artists, ponzi schemers and scammers do such things.

Side Bar: another item of note is due to Rihanna's foul behavior, she could find herself in the same situation cyclist Lance Armstrong did, where sponsor, the U.S. Postal Service, sued via the U.S. Justice Department, to recover sponsorship money they gave him, when the truth came out about his illegal, cheating conduct (steroids). Rihanna, Jay Z and Madonna are the music industry's equivalent of Lance Armstrong (or the financial equivalent of  Bernard Madoff) due to mass criminal copyright infringement and other commissioned crimes they have been committing sure to taint any brand they are associated with. Any company that inks a deal with the aforementioned criminal entertainers would do well to beware, as there will be far reaching, long lasting financial and social consequences for it. 

STORY SOURCE

Rihanna inks $25M sponsorship deal with Samsung

October 29, 2015 | 11:24am - South Korean electronics giant Samsung has reached an unprecedented $25 million deal to sponsor Rihanna’s upcoming album and tour, The Post has learned. Rihanna, known for hit songs such as “Umbrella” and “Rude Boy,” is signed to Roc Nation, run by rap mogul Jay Z, who has had a long and profitable relationship with Samsung.

The Rihanna deal follows seven months of talks and is the biggest music-marketing tie-up in recent memory. Hammering out the details took longer than expected in part because Rihanna made some last-minute tweaks to the album, sources said. Samsung couldn’t immediately be reached for comment, while Roc Nation declined to comment...

The company also cut a $5 million marketing deal with Jay Z’s Roc Nation in 2013, surrounding the release of the hip-hop star’s Magna Carta Holy Grail album, according to reports. In exchange for a $5 million check, Jay Z provided Samsung 1 million copies of the album to be downloaded on the company’s new Galaxy SIII and other devices...

The deal is bad news for marketers, said one source, noting that few have pockets deep enough to afford such multi-million dollar global tie-ups. “No-one wants to have $25 million deals in the market place,” said a source. But event sponsorship is a huge growth area. IEG notes that spending in the space will rise 5 percent in 2015 to $1.4 billion.


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Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Jay Z And Company Overvalued Tidal In Violation Of SEC Rules


Usher, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Madonna, Dead5Amu, Kanye West, Jay Z and J Cole (also known as Hollywood's self-professed "Illuminati")
The SEC rules of trade in America states it is illegal to overvalue a company. It misleads the public and potential investors, who could lose their shirts. Rapper Jay Z and Madonna, both U.S. citizens doing business in America, have been greatly overvaluing their failing music streaming company Tidal, in violation of SEC rules. As stated in the column yesterday, Jay Z greatly overvalued former company Rocafella, claiming it was worth $125,000,000 but had to admit the truth when a business newspaper exposed its true worth at $25,000,000.


Jay-Z

Jay Z stated Tidal has 57,000 subscriptions. Each subscription is between $9.99 to $19.99. He has been lashing out against people bashing the company and not supporting it. However, if he indeed had 67,000 subscriptions, the company would not be in the financial trouble it is in with the CEO and nearly two dozen executives running for the exit last month. $670,000 to $1,340,000 per month in revenue. Over the course of one year that would be $8,040,000 to $16,080,000 in revenue per year. That would not be a company in distress. Jay Z just told on himself.

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