No. The main reason is it's algorithm, it just doesn't work for me but i do have a youtube premium subscription. I feel like youtube is way superior in terms of the songs it chooses to play. Somehow, every song it plays is an absolute banger and that is the sole reason i choose youtube music over apple music or any other streaming service (even spotify)

my favourite song right now is daisies by justin bieber. If I were to say how it makes me feel, it makes me euphoric, those moody guitars and the drums makes you feel so relaxed and comfy and on top of that, justin's vocals, absolute masterpiece, I've been listening to it on repeat. Infact, the song feels really raw and pure which is what i love about it.

I absolutely love making music! When I start on a new beat or song, I get so completely lost in it that hours just fly by without me even noticing. My whole thing is putting creativity first—I just love messing around with sounds, textures, and rhythms, letting my ideas flow and seeing where the inspiration takes me instead of getting bogged down by strict rules. The problem is, while I know the absolute basics of music theory—like octaves, cents, and semitones—I haven't really studied it in depth. This often makes it tough to turn the music in my head into a polished track, or to break out of my usual habits and try new chord progressions or melodies. I really wish I knew more to make my music more interesting, but those theory books and tutorials just totally overwhelm me. That's why an AI companion would be a game-changer; it could offer on-demand guidance and real-time suggestions, helping me bridge that theory gap exactly when I need it, without interrupting my creative flow. With just-in-time prompts on scales, chords, or song structure, I could focus purely on my creative vision and worry less about the technical stuff. For artists like me, an AI companion isn't just convenient—it could be the essential creative support I need to truly bring my musical ideas to life.