As a long-time Spotify user, I hesitated to switch to YouTube Music. But once I explored its features, I enjoyed music in ...

YouTube Music used to be on that list, but thankfully, it’s no longer like that. Now, YouTube Music is finally gaining full support for offline lyrics after a long wait.

For many, the choice between Spotify and YouTube Music is a major dilemma. But for me, it’s not a question of picking one ...

This particular user says they have version 5.51.50 of the YouTube Music app. I’ve seen some suggest they have this new lyrics experience on iOS as well, with the same build.

After its first appearance earlier this year, YouTube Music is finally rolling out real-time lyrics for both Android and iOS devices on a larger scale. The feature was announced in April when it ...

Hints in the YouTube Music app suggest that it might soon add a lyrics share feature. The feature could let users select lyrics and share them as images along with the song link. Spotify already ...

If there's a song stuck in your head, but you can't remember the lyrics, band name or song title, no worries. YouTube Music is here to help. The YouTube Music app on Android is rolling out a new ...

YouTube Music is a streamlined way to access YouTube's music content, with automatic playlists based on your preferences and much more. Here's what to know.

New YouTube Music feature lets you share nice-looking lyrics Once this feature lands on your phone/app, you’ll be able to share lyrics with your friends. There’s a catch, though.

According to 9to5Google, the wide rollout begins with YouTube Music version 6.15 on Android and 6.16 on iOS. If live lyrics aren’t showing up for you just yet, try force closing the app by ...

There are many reports of live lyrics rolling out to YouTube Music for Android (version 6.15) and iOS (6.16) today. You might want to Force stop YTM from App info before checking, and be sure to ...

However, for a long time, major platforms have been reluctant to offer offline lyrics. YouTube Music used to be on that list, but thankfully, it’s no longer like that.