JAY-Z's 'Fade To Black' Documentary Is Now Streaming on TIDAL

It only took 15 years.

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UNITED STATES - NOVEMBER 04: Jay-Z is on hand at the Ziegfeld Theatre on W. 54th St. for the world premiere of his documentary film "Fade to Black." The movie chronicles the hip-hop star's sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden in November, 2003, and the events surrounding it. (Photo by Richard Corkery/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)

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Sometimes the crush of new content becomes too much and you just want the comfort of some old concert films. If you were the type to seek solace in JAY-Z's "farewell" concert doc Fade To Black, however, it's likely you've spent the last few years out of luck. 

The doc has been hard-to-find for a while now but the Jigga-backed streaming service TIDAL just put the movie up today, to the delight of HOV fans. 

Finally! #FadeToBlack https://t.co/fNCpdzNXmR #TIDAL 💪🏼

— Elliott Wilson (@ElliottWilson) November 6, 2019

Fans were ecstatic about the chance to see the first of the fake farewell shows turned into documentaries from an iconic act at Madison Square Garden. 

While JAY-Z has since played plenty of concerts — some of which were streaming events on Tidal — it's nice to be able to return to a show where he left it all on the stage because even he thought he wasn't going to get another chance. Now if only Netflix would share the Collision Course documentary... 

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