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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 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.

Google has yet to confirm the change, and while it appears to be a larger rollout, the feature change could still be in ...

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

Free accounts are being prompted to ‘Unlock lyrics with Premium.’ ...

Lyrics in YouTube Music now require a YouTube Premium or Music Premium subscription. The middle tab in the Now Playing screen gains a new card at the top when this has rolled out to your account: “You ...

Upgrading to YouTube Music costs only $11/month, compared to Spotify Premium's $13/month price tag. However, Spotify continues to offer lyrics to users on its free tiers. While the company briefly ...

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