Tidal, the streaming service owned by Jay Z, reported earlier this week that Kanye West's new album, The Life of Pablo, was streamed 250 million times in the first 10 days of its release. Those numbers, both staggering and curious, were built upon the fact that the album was only available on Tidal.

That structure is about to be upended, according to Mashable. On Friday, the album will be made available on Spotify, Apple Music, Rhapsody, and Google Play, according to the report. There's no word yet if physical copies will be sold at retailers like Best Buy.

This announcement, of course, is in direct opposition with a previously professed plan from Kanye -- who, by the way, is reportedly still changing the album. I don't think anyone'll hold the distribution change of heart against him, though.