Surebami:





Yeah thanks. Just searched play store and couldn't find it. Do you know the name of the app on the platform.

Offpoint1:

It's there, check my screenshot

Amuroba:
Yes it does.
You can loose your phone today and login to your new device and voila, all your favourite tracks are back.

officialfestus:
without re-downloading them again?

Amuroba:
Come on, are you serious?
Of course you will re-download them for offline use, but instead of searching and downloading one by one, you can download an entire playlist in one click.

Trupz:
YouTube Music by a thousand miles.
Firstly because I'm able to use same subscription for YouTube videos. Secondly, cos its music queuing/suggestion is much more apt than Spotify and Apple Music (used those ones too). Another is the ability to switch YouTube videos into just audios.
The search filter on YouTube music is also more distinctive as that on YouTube music helps you to look up the search term under artist, song, playlist and so on.

I started music streaming with Spotify, then Apple music, then YouTube Music. Have had to return to Spotify as I was unable to renew my YouTube subscription due the Naira debit card restrictions. This has made me appreciate YouTube music more.

HeightsKE:
Please people,who knows the title and artist of this old rap song done by a female American that goes something like this, " turn it on,turn on.....to the niggas in the hood,here we go,to the ...here we go,turn it on,turn on..."
The video was done on the streets..
Thanks

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Amuroba:
Are you using the premium? If so, how did you make the payment because naira card and all these yankee online subscription dosen't correspond.

Trupz:
YouTube Music by a thousand miles.

I started music streaming with Spotify, then Apple music, then YouTube Music. Have had to return to Spotify as I was unable to renew my YouTube subscription due the Naira debit card restrictions. This has made me appreciate YouTube music more.

folake4u:
1. YouTube Music.
2. Spotify.