“Money & Violence” Creator On Season 2 Arriving On Jay Z’s TIDAL: “I Was Blown Away”

Written By Cyrus Langhorne

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[After partnering up with music mogul Jay Z’s TIDAL streaming service last year, “Money & Violence” creator Moise Vernau tells SOHH what fans can expect from the show’s long-awaited season 2 premiere which airs Tuesday, February 9 via TIDAL.]

Truth be told, I was on the set every single day because I was directing. I got to see every single shot done and choose the angles.

Looking through that viewfinder was no indication of what it would look like at the end of post [production]. After the first edit, I was blown away. It looked more polished more than anything I could have ever imagined.

I’m just really amazed because going from where we started to the point that we are now in just a little over 12 months, I definitely have to take my hat off to everybody. I have to thank everyone involved who had something to do with this.

They helped my dream come to fruition. I’m just so grateful.

“Money & Violence” season 2 premieres exclusively on TIDAL Tuesday, February 9.

Be sure to check back tomorrow (February 9) to find out how you can win a 3-month TIDAL subscription!

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Written by Cyrus Langhorne

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  1. Great, now we have to pay to watch a show we used to be able to enjoy for free, so much for it being about the art.

    • It’s available on Cloud9tv.net (2/16) FOR FREE and YouTube (2/17) FOR FREE, for people like you. Everyone wants free shit, but nobody wants to support (financially) the ventures, art, and media that they consume. This generation is spoiled, and at the end of the day, this is a business. 

      Moise and the other hard working cats behind the series have to get paid SOMEHOW. The Tidal subscribers who check it out first are probably the die-hards who’ve been riding with the show since day 1, so rightfully, they’ll get what they’re paying for. A chance to peep the episodes before the rest of the world does. 

      A subscription fee for access to all of Tidal’s content (not just Money & Violence) is what they paid for. So what’s the issue here?

  2. @olivebus Right!!! They beg for donations to make it better quality, Which I did, and now we gotta pay?? I’ll wait for someone to leak it.

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