YouTube Music, Google's music streaming service, is putting song lyrics behind a paywall for its Premium subscription. Free users will have limits on lyrics. The premium subscription costs $11 per ...

It's not just Spotify, either. Other free music streaming services offers lyrics, as well, including Pandora, Amazon Music Free, and Freefy. These are largely radio services, so you may not have as ...

Apple Music has two offers for potential switchers: the ability to transfer your music library and playlists, plus get three months free.

YouTube Music is rolling out new community-focused features aimed at superfans and expanding its use of paywalls, including a requirement that users subscribe to Premium to view full song lyrics.

Google continues to turn the screws on free YouTube users, expanding a test that restricts access to song lyrics on YouTube ...

YouTube Music lyrics are no longer free. After you check out 5 of them, you'll be asked to pay for a subscription to continue.

YouTube Music is now making people pay for lyrics? That's taking things a step too far.

YouTube Music is making users pay for lyrics. Originally introduced in 2020 as a free feature, song lyrics now sit behind a paywall – as part of a YouTube Premium or Music Premium subscription. As ...

Google has yet to confirm the change, and while it appears to be a larger rollout, the feature change could still be in testing. YouTube Music’s Premium subscription costs $10.99 in the US with ...

According to Redditors, YouTube Music now only allows five lyric views for non-paying users. Once exhausted, they need to get ...

YouTube Music now restricts lyrics for free accounts, forcing upgrades, while Spotify keeps full access, sparking debate ...