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 ...

It's also worth noting that while YouTube Music is now locking lyrics behind a paywall, Spotify, one of its biggest competitors, still offers lyrics for free. Spotify actually tested putting lyrics ...

YouTube Music is locking full lyrics behind Premium, limiting free users to five views and betting fans will pay up to keep singing along.

YouTube Music has started limiting how often free users can read full song lyrics, marking a shift that may change how listeners use the app.

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

YouTube Music is reportedly limiting access to song lyrics for free users, with full lyrics now locked behind a Premium ...

YouTube Music has ended the era of unrestricted free sing-alongs by moving song lyrics behind a Premium paywall, forcing non-paying listeners to decide if words is worth a monthly fee.

YouTube Music has started capping lyrics access for free users, limiting views and pushing Premium subscriptions as Spotify keeps lyrics free.

After recent reports of YouTube blocking background play on third-party browsers, YouTube Music now appears to be limiting access to song lyrics for free users. Multiple users have been posting online ...