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

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 ...

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

YouTube Music has started putting lyrics — a previously free feature introduced in 2020 — behind a paywall, according to multiple users and 9to5Google. In the latest update, the “Lyrics” tab in the ...

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 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 ...

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

YouTube Music is locking lyrics behind a paywall, meaning users will need either YouTube Music Premium or a YouTube Premium subscription to see full song lyrics ...

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 ...

Non-paying users are restricted to five views ...