How to Share Music in a Telegram Group

Music groups on Telegram have the same problem every time. Someone posts a Spotify link, and half the group uses something else. A song only lands if everyone can play it.

@SonGGBot sends one link that each member opens in their own app. You don't need to add the bot to the group or make anyone an admin.

In this guide, you'll learn:

• How to share a song in a group
• How to reply to someone with a song
• How to post songs in a channel
• What to do if the bot doesn't show up

Use the sections below as your playbook.

Share a song in a group

1. Open the chat you want to share in.
2. Type @SonGGBot, a space, then the song. For example @SonGGBot Burna Boy Last Last.
3. Tap the right result. Telegram sends a short son.gg link with the cover art and an Open in your app button.

Every member sees the cover art and can tap Open in your app. The Make your own button lets them share a song the same way.

Start @SonGGBot on Telegram

Reply to someone with a song

Swipe or tap Reply on a message first, then type @SonGGBot and the song. The link is sent as a reply, so the conversation stays easy to follow.

Post songs in a channel

If you can post in a channel, the same steps work from the channel's message box. Subscribers get the link and the cover art, and open the song in their own app.

If the bot doesn't show up

• Check the spelling: it's @SonGGBot, with two g's, followed by a space.
• Check the group settings: Telegram groups inline bots together with stickers and GIFs. If a group blocks those, ask an admin to allow them.
• Try a shorter search: artist and title work best, for example Rihanna Diamonds.

For the basics, read How to share music on Telegram.