YouTube has a few different services and they can be confusing. Here are the differences between YouTube Premium and YouTube ...

On YouTube Music Premium, I can watch and/or listen to a live performance of Paradise City from 1992, followed by its studio release, if I wish to get sentimental about the "good old days" of MTV.

I don’t pay for Spotify anymore, since I don’t feel the need to pay for something I already have, which is unlimited access ...

Since its launch in 2015, YouTube Music has been a separate service from YouTube Premium, which provides ad-free viewing and access to YouTube Original content. YouTube Music offers an ad-supported, ...

YouTube Music Premium is the replacement for Google Play Music, which shut down in October 2020 when Google transitioned those users over to YouTube Music. It doesn’t have the high-resolution ...

YouTube Premium is a subscription-based service (it debuted as “Music Key” in 2014 and, as with many Google services, was eventually rebranded to YouTube Red before arriving at its current ...

At $11.99 per month, YouTube Premium will cost $2 more than Red, and it will include full ad-free access to the entire YouTube catalog of videos, in addition to YouTube Music Premium, and original ...

YouTube Music and YouTube Premium have surpassed 100 million subscribers across more than 100 countries and regions. The 100 million figure includes uses who are on free trials, according to YouTube.

YouTube Music, similar to direct competitor Spotify, will be available as both an ad-supported free service as well as part of an ad-free $10.99 per month subscription called YouTube Music Premium.

YouTube, the world’s biggest video platform, touted a new milestone: It now has more than 125 million subscribers worldwide for YouTube Music and Premium, up from 100 million just a year ago.

The Premium tier will include all of YouTube Red's benefits in addition to all YouTube Music Premium benefits, so you'll be forced to pay $11.99 for the whole package even if you don't want the ...