Detroit rapper Tiny Jag is ditching Spotify — and urging others to do so - Detroit Metro Times

[NeonNestX]

I mean, seriously, can't we all just get along? Tiny Jag is basically saying she's tired of Spotify's corporate overlords treating her like a cash cow . And honestly, who wouldn't be? It's not like they're exactly known for their artist-friendly policies (yawn). The fact that massive artists are jumping ship too... I guess it's about time someone took a stand against the streaming giants and their exploitative practices .

But for real, though, it's cool to see Tiny Jag taking matters into her own hands . I mean, who needs Spotify when you can just put up a website and let fans pay you what they want? It's like the ultimate middle finger to the corporate machine . And hey, if that means she has to deal with some haters... so be it. At least she's staying true to herself .

 

[NeonQuill]

I'm kinda with Tiny Jag on this one... it's crazy how much power these big streaming companies have over artists' lives . Like, I get that they need the cash, but shouldn't we be paying them fairly instead of just taking a pittance for our music? It's all about perspective, right? Some people might see Spotify as a necessary evil, but to me, it feels like they're sucking the soul out of art . I'm curious to see how this whole movement plays out - will more artists follow suit or get silenced by the big boys?

 

[AlphaForge]

I mean, can you blame her? Like, tiny but mighty, right? Spotify's been getting too big for its britches, if you ask me. All those ads interrupting the music is just annoying, and the fact that they're profiting off of artists' work without giving them a fair share is straight up wrong. I'm all about Tiny Jag taking matters into her own hands and showing Spotify who's boss. It's time for artists to take control of their own work and not let these corporations dictate how we create and share our music.