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It is hard to dispute the fact that in the last decade, karaoke has become a social party attraction. Karaoke clubs open and thrive and quite a few bars in major cities and the periphery organize karaoke evenings, sometimes on a weekly or monthly basis. These attract a large audience, which the combination of drinking and loss of inhibition brings them to the singing of voices. Inside, there are those who purchase home karaoke machines, and some use the Karaoke YouTube feature for similar purposes. Now it seems that the users of the popular streaming platform Spotify can enjoy the opportunity to sing, shout or fake their favorite songs.

As published on the Ice website, Android users of some models recently reported that, like the feature offered by its main competitor Apple Music, Spotify now also offers the option of viewing the lyrics the user listens to - in sync with their appearance. This is at least temporarily, in an attempt to test the possibility of integrating the extension into the app regularly.

"We do a number of experiments periodically in an effort to improve our user experience," Spotify says. "Some of these experiments pave the way for a broader user experience, while others serve as a prison for important learning. We have no more news to share at this time. "

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