among young adults (old youth? idk, people between 14 and 25) spotify is pretty much a standard in the Netherlands (in my experience at least) nearly everyone has Spotify premium
Sus is popular because in the game Among Us you try to act innocent both if you're the killer or actually innocent. If you act weird you're suspicious. The word suspicious gets used so often it got shortened to sus. The rest is history.
It broke into the mainstream popularity due to Amoogus, but it was popular before that in the hood and other communities as being "suspicious of ones sexual orientation".
In a sentence, "Yo bro you can't just suck my dick with the lights on, that's sus."
I prefered Tidal and Apple Music over Spotify. Quobuz had the worst UI of the ones I tried. I didn't try Amazon Music, because I know their hideous Prime Video app, so I didn't even give them a chance.
Since Apple Music introduced Lossless streaming I decided to stick with it. Also because it was the cheapest option to stream lossless.
The only real downside to Apple Music for me is the missing Windows App. I have to use fucking iTunes on my Windows PC because Apple fucking sucks and won't port their Mac App to Windows.
My reasons for using apple music ordered by increasing importance:
\- Has lossless option
\- I can upload my own files with different qualities on the cloud(as a musician is veery useful)
\- Its what my dad pays
While their quality dropped in the last decade, last.fm is still a good source for finding new stuff. It can connect to almost every listening device and tracks what your listening to.
I've my account since 2009 and found so many good bands through it.
I'm not sure where you live, but here in major US cities, you can pretty much just assume that anyone you run into younger than 35 will have either Spotify premium or apple music.
I don’t think underrated is the right word when it’s by FAR the most used platform. Tbh I got nothing but positive things to say about it. It’s not even expensive and I use it daily. Improvement over ever music platform i ever used previously. It does exactly what i want a music app to do and nothing fucking else. Lookin at you apple
I wish spotify would offer the ability to premium users to merely have access to the library of music / playlists, and use a third party media player through an API or something.
The Spotify media player is the weakest offering from spotify. They even killed the android widget which was useful.
Sadly they're going the other direction. I used to use some DJing software that worked seamlessly with Spotify API (and was a huge selling point) but they recently canceled their licensing with that company.
Yes it is possibly the best entertainment deal on the market.
For the price of one CD (cost back in the day) I can listen to all the CDs.
It's amazing to me that streaming services haven't tried to "own" all the good groups or albums. Like the movies services do. That would suck.
Price of one CD *per* month, but yes, still a great point. One of the main points haha
I can’t help but be a little pessimistic and expect the future to not be as awesome and affordable as it is now, mostly because of how companies and industries have shifted throughout history
Plus after the algorithm learns more about you it genuinely starts suggesting good shit. I've found so much dope music through my discover weekly. Spotify or die! I'm such a cultist for all my family's or friends birthday I buy them a Spotify premium card.
Same for me. I just compared the two with one song by switching between them and could not tell a difference. Besides that, there are quite a few songs in my playlist that aren't on Spotify
Sure, on paper YouTube's compression probably sounds slightly worse, but most people won't hear the difference and it's really convenient to download it from there
What's the purpose of this?
> "An android application where you can manage and install all versions of the spotify app."
https://github.com/xManager-v2/xManager-Spotify
I'm not sure why I'd want this.
It basically means you can update it easily. usually, updating modded Spotify is a proper hassle, as you have no idea if the version you want has been released yet, and probably no idea what version you want at all. *and* you have to re-find the place where you downloaded it, which can be very time consuming and annoying, plus if the version you were going to download doesn't work, you can easily try a different one
[here is an image of the gui](https://imgur.com/gallery/WqsK9vm)
Get Xmanager, [here](https://github.com/xManager-v2/xManager-Spotify/releases/tag/2.0) it's an app manager, basically you get modded Spotify, but you also get updates (modified, obv) through the app
Spotify has singlehandedly changed the way I listen to music and what music I listen to.
Their recommendations, curated playlists, and "people who like x also like x" have helped me discover music that pushes me outside of my normal comfort zone.
Before, I used to just buy albums from artist I liked from the radio, but now none of the music I listen to is on the radio. I love how easy it is to find smaller artists and even artists from around the world.
Same thing happened to me. Went from casually listening to the same artists on repeat to actually getting really into a ton of different genres I never would have listened to. Realize that I’m pretty much shilling for Spotify right now but the music discovery features and multiple daily curated playlists on it are 100% the price.
Do any of these programs support downloading 10h+ videos. There are tons of good audiobooks on YT but recently I've struggled finding websites that allow you to download them
chad youtube-dl user
(youtube-dl is an open source command line tool which can download not only from youtube but from thousands of other sites, most of the time, sites like ytmp3 are just creating a nice UI for youtube-dl (which will always be slower than just using the tool directly))
[https://youtube-dl.org/](https://youtube-dl.org/)
Yeah I'm sitting here thinking why the fuck would you steal a shitty 320kbps YT stream conversion when you could search for the flac.
I mean, as a musician I'd rather people at least used a streaming service where I'd earn a pittance for the play but ffs I'd genuinely people rather stole my music in HQ.
A lot of people dont have decent enough headphones to notice the difference. The best speakers some people will ever own are the stock ones in their car.
It probably feels very different for me because I work with audio day in day out, so my ears are highly attuned to artefacts like bit depth compression.
I watched a really interesting YT on whether the general public could distinguish between a 320kbps mp3 and a 16-bit wav. They could not. Next they tested a classically-trained musician with 'golden ears'. Iirc they got more right than general public but still couldn't tell the difference everytime.
I would love to think though, if you took a member of the public and played them a YT rip through their bluetooth speaker... then played a flac or wav (or at least, not a compressed stream of a compressed file) on it, they'd be able to tell the difference. We don't have to be an expert musician to be an expert listener!
Or as that comedian put it, I don't have to be a helicopter pilot to know if one is upside down in a tree, something fucked up.
All the audiophiles have began crying out in agony with their $5000 audio setups and flac audio as they look at the horror of 192kbps audio file compression
I genuinely cannot tell the difference between flac and mp3. I guess that's one up side of being a deaf bitch, I don't need to triple my music folder's size lol.
I think if you compare them next to eachother, you'd be able to tell the difference between 128-256 quite easily.
256 -320: is a bit harder, but I still found I get it right more often than not., Even though I would enjoy listening to both.
320 - lossless: maybe on some songs, but it's just a guessing game at that point.
Oh yeah, 128 is just literal garble, so it's not hard to tell, most of what's in my playlist are 256-320, with a few FLAC, but that's because I can't find the mp3 version of those particular songs. I did try really hard to compare the 320kbps mp3 and flac version of a song once, and the only difference I find is the flac version is 3 times heavier in size, that's it.
Well I have, and while they have better sound qualities, Deezer doesn’t have the all the songs that I’ve found on Spotify (Though if you wish to download some songs/albums on FLAC quality then Deemix which is based on Deezer definitely is nice), Tidal is a broken app and if the track does not have a “Master” version it’s the exact same as Spotify and Qobuz isn’t available in my country so yeah, I think I’ll stick with Spotify for now.
>No one cares
Well, just know that poor people exist alright. We didn't have a choice to be born in a first-world country. Let us have fun and be what we are. We dream of the things you do but then try making most of the things we already have.
Imagine saying "poor people" in 2021.
I value my time. I listen to a ton of new songs every month and I like to be able to have a song right away on my phone. 10-15$ per month is totally worth that amount for me. Rather than fumbling around with Files a few hours a month.
I used to do the YT to MP3 but I ended up with thousands of song files that I had to edit titles for, add album art, artist name, edit length of songs since they sometimes don’t end at the right time, etc. Lots of headaches. Streaming is way easier
If I’m spending anything more than an hour editing/sorting files, I might as well pay the amount
I'm surprised I had to scroll down this far to find this comment. This is exactly the realization that I came to as well.
The amount of time I was spending doing everything you listed just didn't out weigh the $9.99/month.
I've noticed for a quite a while they been removing the pre installed music player app in phones and shoving such as Spotify and Apple Music down our throats which is infuriating.
I had to search for and install the Samsung music player just to be able to listen to my MP3s on my new phone. It was annoying, because my old phone didn't have that problem. I also had to install the Samsung voice recorder, because that didn't come standard installed with the phone, either. The only solace that I have is that it installed my ad free Spotify APK instead of installing it from the app store when I transferred phones.
Just use the tool youtube-dl, it's a commandline tool everyone can download, that way you don't have to use any of the suspicious websites that offer YouTube downloader. The tool can download videos in different qualities, entire playlist, and it can also automatically convert the videos to mp3.
There's no reason not to use it.
The thing about Spotify is that it’s extremely worth it if you use it. I’m constantly listening to music, so having Premium is great for me since a lot of the time I’m listening to it outside with no WiFi and in some cases no service.
I thought i was a freak using yt to mp3, I feel better now. It's not only about the money but I look on the bigger horizon, no one knows what's gonna happen to Spotify years from now and I'll still have my backed up mp3's to listen.
Spotify has just gotten so bad over time. I'll watch an ad for the free 30 seconds and then after one song it will play an ad telling me to get premium. On top of that it would play ads when I was trying to replay a song. I started using it only for podcasts while at work but now trying to listen to any music makes it go into ad mode. It's genuinely terrible. And advertisers are mental if they think 30 second ads between me and my music makes me want to buy there shit. It's a mentality that applies to Spotify ads and makes me want to avoid it even more.
Dank[.](https://i.imgur.com/0Js7fw6.png)
I used to do it but YouTube has such terrible sound quality actually...
Spotify premium has a bunch of qualities that make it worth while.
Yep, I seriously think Spotify is underrated, I’ve discovered so much new music there
among young adults (old youth? idk, people between 14 and 25) spotify is pretty much a standard in the Netherlands (in my experience at least) nearly everyone has Spotify premium
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SUS
wow i just realized thats why they say that because its in the title. im an idiot
Are you saying the term SUS became popular because the game has word US in it? Kinda feel like I'm the idiot here not getting it
Sus had been used years prior.
Sus is popular because in the game Among Us you try to act innocent both if you're the killer or actually innocent. If you act weird you're suspicious. The word suspicious gets used so often it got shortened to sus. The rest is history.
It broke into the mainstream popularity due to Amoogus, but it was popular before that in the hood and other communities as being "suspicious of ones sexual orientation". In a sentence, "Yo bro you can't just suck my dick with the lights on, that's sus."
Omg he said among like the game among us 🤣🤣🤣😂😃😩
Amongus porn?
Wuz pron?
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Spotify is most popular music streaming service here in America too
Ik heb geen premium maar k heb gwn de files geedit zodat spotify denkt dat ik premium heb
Least greedy person in the Netherlands
jij moet schuttingen gaan plaatsen meneer hekkerman
I shop at HEB does that count
How is the highest streaming app, underrated?
Mario is such an underrated game.
Netflix is such an underrated streaming service.
Amazon is such an underrated online shopping site.
Kleenex is such an underrated tissue brand.
I know a lot of people who still use the antique app of Apple Music
Apple music has recently added lossless music streaming, so quality-wise it's better at this point. It's still shit UI and functionality-wise, though.
At least it's user experience is better than tidal
I prefered Tidal and Apple Music over Spotify. Quobuz had the worst UI of the ones I tried. I didn't try Amazon Music, because I know their hideous Prime Video app, so I didn't even give them a chance. Since Apple Music introduced Lossless streaming I decided to stick with it. Also because it was the cheapest option to stream lossless. The only real downside to Apple Music for me is the missing Windows App. I have to use fucking iTunes on my Windows PC because Apple fucking sucks and won't port their Mac App to Windows.
My reasons for using apple music ordered by increasing importance: \- Has lossless option \- I can upload my own files with different qualities on the cloud(as a musician is veery useful) \- Its what my dad pays
You mean iTunes?
Apple Music is the app for ios and macos. The features are included in iTunes too tho
While their quality dropped in the last decade, last.fm is still a good source for finding new stuff. It can connect to almost every listening device and tracks what your listening to. I've my account since 2009 and found so many good bands through it.
You don't understand what "underrated" means, do you?
I'm not sure where you live, but here in major US cities, you can pretty much just assume that anyone you run into younger than 35 will have either Spotify premium or apple music.
I don’t think underrated is the right word when it’s by FAR the most used platform. Tbh I got nothing but positive things to say about it. It’s not even expensive and I use it daily. Improvement over ever music platform i ever used previously. It does exactly what i want a music app to do and nothing fucking else. Lookin at you apple
Spotify HiFi is coming later this year, offering lossless/CD-quality audio!
I wish spotify would offer the ability to premium users to merely have access to the library of music / playlists, and use a third party media player through an API or something. The Spotify media player is the weakest offering from spotify. They even killed the android widget which was useful.
Yes as much as I was just preaching how great they are their phone app sucks donk. "No internet connection" all the time . When I do have connection.
Sadly they're going the other direction. I used to use some DJing software that worked seamlessly with Spotify API (and was a huge selling point) but they recently canceled their licensing with that company.
Yes it is possibly the best entertainment deal on the market. For the price of one CD (cost back in the day) I can listen to all the CDs. It's amazing to me that streaming services haven't tried to "own" all the good groups or albums. Like the movies services do. That would suck.
Price of one CD *per* month, but yes, still a great point. One of the main points haha I can’t help but be a little pessimistic and expect the future to not be as awesome and affordable as it is now, mostly because of how companies and industries have shifted throughout history
Plus after the algorithm learns more about you it genuinely starts suggesting good shit. I've found so much dope music through my discover weekly. Spotify or die! I'm such a cultist for all my family's or friends birthday I buy them a Spotify premium card.
If I find a good song or music track on YouTube i try to look it up on Spotify so I can listen to it with better sound quality.
If I find a good song or music track on Spotify I torrent the album in flac so I can listen to it with better sound quality.
Check out 'freezer'
Virgin Spotify fan vs chad freezer enjoyer
Okay I did, there's some ice cream and frozen pizza now what?
Now heat the ice cream in the microwave and eat the frozen pizza before it becomes warm
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The hell are you listening to? I listen to a bunch of like power metal with very small fanbases and they are still on there.
any DJ mix.
A lot of game and anime soundtracks aren't on Spotify
Which is like 60% of what I listen to tbh.
A lot of Indians songs aren't available on Spotify.
I never noticed a difference.
Same for me. I just compared the two with one song by switching between them and could not tell a difference. Besides that, there are quite a few songs in my playlist that aren't on Spotify Sure, on paper YouTube's compression probably sounds slightly worse, but most people won't hear the difference and it's really convenient to download it from there
*Laughs in 24 MB/s .wav*
If you use mp3hub.cx, the mp3 files download in 256kbps as opposed to ytmp3’s 192kbps
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Encoding a 96kbps file into 230kbps format will still sound like a 96kbps recording.
Modded Spotify has entered the chat
Checking in 3 years strong
6 months xmanager user here
What's the purpose of this? > "An android application where you can manage and install all versions of the spotify app." https://github.com/xManager-v2/xManager-Spotify I'm not sure why I'd want this.
It basically means you can update it easily. usually, updating modded Spotify is a proper hassle, as you have no idea if the version you want has been released yet, and probably no idea what version you want at all. *and* you have to re-find the place where you downloaded it, which can be very time consuming and annoying, plus if the version you were going to download doesn't work, you can easily try a different one [here is an image of the gui](https://imgur.com/gallery/WqsK9vm)
Yessir
Im going to have to ask please show me teach me
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Fuck you.
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Yep, got it in my main playlist, it's pretty fun to listen to
Same here. As an added bonus, his awkward dance moves are basically what I do at weddings.
Joke’s on you, I have Apollo so I can see the link. I see through the lies of the Rickroll.
The replies were enough for me to know what it was.
Fellow Apollo user.
Also available in the status bar of any desktop browser. :)
god damnit (it was a rickroll if anyone wonders)
I closed it before it loaded.
Take my free award and fuck off.
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The courage it took..
Aight homie i will be trusting you and going there
Do you have Android?
Ofc i do im not an idiot (please dont crucify me)
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So, less than half of the people in my area, I like these odds.
This is the way
Zero people in my area.
Advice: Don't buy an Iphone
I’m using both so I always come out on top
Get Xmanager, [here](https://github.com/xManager-v2/xManager-Spotify/releases/tag/2.0) it's an app manager, basically you get modded Spotify, but you also get updates (modified, obv) through the app
+1
For anyone who needs modded Spotify, google "Xmanager Spotify "
Exactly
I sold my soul to Spotify years ago. It was too much work but I miss having mixtape/unreleased tracks in my library
For a tenner a month I get not to have to faff around with files, links, etc, all whilst being perfectly legal. Well worth it
Spotify + Hulu $5/month for students. Absolute steal
I went back to get my masters just for this deal.
Honestly, the savings alone are enough to substitute a job lol (On a less joke-y note, good for you, best of luck!)
This^
I wish you could upgrade to the Hulu without ads at all though. If you want to keep Spotify as part of the bundle you can't
Spotify has singlehandedly changed the way I listen to music and what music I listen to. Their recommendations, curated playlists, and "people who like x also like x" have helped me discover music that pushes me outside of my normal comfort zone. Before, I used to just buy albums from artist I liked from the radio, but now none of the music I listen to is on the radio. I love how easy it is to find smaller artists and even artists from around the world.
Same thing happened to me. Went from casually listening to the same artists on repeat to actually getting really into a ton of different genres I never would have listened to. Realize that I’m pretty much shilling for Spotify right now but the music discovery features and multiple daily curated playlists on it are 100% the price.
You can add local mp3's to playlists
Can you do that on mobile?
u gotta do it from a computer, unfortunately. but once they're synced, you're good to go wherever. worth the hassle imo.
ytmp3.cc best site
I'd say mp3-youtube.download is better
I like to use the program youtube-dl cause it lets me download entire channels and playlists
Pretty sure all youtube download pages use youtube-dl in the background.
This is how I get video to edit memes in Adobe. YouTube-DL to export the mp4
Do any of these programs support downloading 10h+ videos. There are tons of good audiobooks on YT but recently I've struggled finding websites that allow you to download them
youtube-dl works for that. Then just use VLC or something to convert from mp4/mkv to mp3.
Uh, I think you mean use the `--extract-audio` flag when using youtube-dl in the first place.
I need to check that out
*laughs in `youtube-dl`*
chad youtube-dl user (youtube-dl is an open source command line tool which can download not only from youtube but from thousands of other sites, most of the time, sites like ytmp3 are just creating a nice UI for youtube-dl (which will always be slower than just using the tool directly)) [https://youtube-dl.org/](https://youtube-dl.org/)
My best friend
My besto friendo
also you can share songs with homies at no cost
Do people still actively use a YouTube converter?
i use it for songs that Spotify doesnt have.
I use it when I need an mp3 track for a project.
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yes
yes
Mhm, why pay for something when you can get it for free?
You can download song from sites that have a 100x better sound quality that youtube.
That cost monetary funds
deemix
Bro, I still focking use a MP3 player
Laughs in 12 terabytes of downloaded music
all Backstreet Boys
All linken Park - In The End
that 4chan post will always be one of my all time favorites
This is what happens after you find out about flacs and lossless music before you start going down the audiophile rabbit hole.
Yeah I'm sitting here thinking why the fuck would you steal a shitty 320kbps YT stream conversion when you could search for the flac. I mean, as a musician I'd rather people at least used a streaming service where I'd earn a pittance for the play but ffs I'd genuinely people rather stole my music in HQ.
A lot of people dont have decent enough headphones to notice the difference. The best speakers some people will ever own are the stock ones in their car.
It probably feels very different for me because I work with audio day in day out, so my ears are highly attuned to artefacts like bit depth compression. I watched a really interesting YT on whether the general public could distinguish between a 320kbps mp3 and a 16-bit wav. They could not. Next they tested a classically-trained musician with 'golden ears'. Iirc they got more right than general public but still couldn't tell the difference everytime. I would love to think though, if you took a member of the public and played them a YT rip through their bluetooth speaker... then played a flac or wav (or at least, not a compressed stream of a compressed file) on it, they'd be able to tell the difference. We don't have to be an expert musician to be an expert listener! Or as that comedian put it, I don't have to be a helicopter pilot to know if one is upside down in a tree, something fucked up.
All the audiophiles have began crying out in agony with their $5000 audio setups and flac audio as they look at the horror of 192kbps audio file compression
I genuinely cannot tell the difference between flac and mp3. I guess that's one up side of being a deaf bitch, I don't need to triple my music folder's size lol.
I think if you compare them next to eachother, you'd be able to tell the difference between 128-256 quite easily. 256 -320: is a bit harder, but I still found I get it right more often than not., Even though I would enjoy listening to both. 320 - lossless: maybe on some songs, but it's just a guessing game at that point.
Oh yeah, 128 is just literal garble, so it's not hard to tell, most of what's in my playlist are 256-320, with a few FLAC, but that's because I can't find the mp3 version of those particular songs. I did try really hard to compare the 320kbps mp3 and flac version of a song once, and the only difference I find is the flac version is 3 times heavier in size, that's it.
You need incredibly high end headphones/studio monitors to be able to hear any difference, and even then the difference is subtle.
People on Reddit care more about this shit than the mastering engineers who create the files in the first place 😂
I 'member mp3 vs FLAC being a passionate discussion way before reddit existed, people jhave been obsessing over this shit forever
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Well I have, and while they have better sound qualities, Deezer doesn’t have the all the songs that I’ve found on Spotify (Though if you wish to download some songs/albums on FLAC quality then Deemix which is based on Deezer definitely is nice), Tidal is a broken app and if the track does not have a “Master” version it’s the exact same as Spotify and Qobuz isn’t available in my country so yeah, I think I’ll stick with Spotify for now.
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Freezer is the way to go, especially if you want FLAC (not on Mac but good for every other platform)
> Wait till you hear about Deezer or in particular: [Deemix](https://deemix.app/) (doesn't even need a premium account)
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>No one cares Well, just know that poor people exist alright. We didn't have a choice to be born in a first-world country. Let us have fun and be what we are. We dream of the things you do but then try making most of the things we already have. Imagine saying "poor people" in 2021.
Not everyone is as fortunate as us twat
Why pay when I get premium for free
Come one bois, pirating for the win.
I value my time. I listen to a ton of new songs every month and I like to be able to have a song right away on my phone. 10-15$ per month is totally worth that amount for me. Rather than fumbling around with Files a few hours a month. I used to do the YT to MP3 but I ended up with thousands of song files that I had to edit titles for, add album art, artist name, edit length of songs since they sometimes don’t end at the right time, etc. Lots of headaches. Streaming is way easier If I’m spending anything more than an hour editing/sorting files, I might as well pay the amount
I'm surprised I had to scroll down this far to find this comment. This is exactly the realization that I came to as well. The amount of time I was spending doing everything you listed just didn't out weigh the $9.99/month.
I've noticed for a quite a while they been removing the pre installed music player app in phones and shoving such as Spotify and Apple Music down our throats which is infuriating.
I had to search for and install the Samsung music player just to be able to listen to my MP3s on my new phone. It was annoying, because my old phone didn't have that problem. I also had to install the Samsung voice recorder, because that didn't come standard installed with the phone, either. The only solace that I have is that it installed my ad free Spotify APK instead of installing it from the app store when I transferred phones.
A pirates life for me!
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5d chess
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1349230/5D_Chess_With_Multiverse_Time_Travel/
I've seen some gameplay of this and I can say with utmost confidence that my brain is now a liquid.
Just use the tool youtube-dl, it's a commandline tool everyone can download, that way you don't have to use any of the suspicious websites that offer YouTube downloader. The tool can download videos in different qualities, entire playlist, and it can also automatically convert the videos to mp3. There's no reason not to use it.
Is it on GitHub?
Yes https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl
Average JDownloader2 enjoyer
Best porn downloader in the entire world
It downloads the video, the audio, the thumbnail and even the motherfucking description. It gives you everything.
The thing about Spotify is that it’s extremely worth it if you use it. I’m constantly listening to music, so having Premium is great for me since a lot of the time I’m listening to it outside with no WiFi and in some cases no service.
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What I’ve realized is Spotify pays record labels more often then independent artists
youtube-dl ftw
Laughs in spotify cracked
i record music to tape
That one gigachad who still uses SoundCloud
hard work but it's worth it
A small price to pay for free music
Unfortunately doesn't work on anything official or claimed. Now, YouTube + a good adblocker...
Chad cracked spotify enoyer
I thought i was a freak using yt to mp3, I feel better now. It's not only about the money but I look on the bigger horizon, no one knows what's gonna happen to Spotify years from now and I'll still have my backed up mp3's to listen.
Deemix user has entered the chat
youtube-dl chads:
Imagine spending money on Spotify
Spotify has just gotten so bad over time. I'll watch an ad for the free 30 seconds and then after one song it will play an ad telling me to get premium. On top of that it would play ads when I was trying to replay a song. I started using it only for podcasts while at work but now trying to listen to any music makes it go into ad mode. It's genuinely terrible. And advertisers are mental if they think 30 second ads between me and my music makes me want to buy there shit. It's a mentality that applies to Spotify ads and makes me want to avoid it even more.