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How to Share YouTube Music on Telegram

10 November 2026

YouTube Music is where a lot of people listen. Not all of your friends, though. Send a YouTube Music link to a Spotify user and they're stuck searching for the song by hand.

With Son.gg you send one link, and each person picks their app. It takes about the same number of taps as sharing normally.

In this guide, you'll learn:

Below is the full walkthrough.

Share a song by name inside Telegram

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

Start @SonGGBot on Telegram

  1. Go to son.gg and paste the YouTube Music link into the box.
  2. Tap Create link. If Son.gg shows a few matches, pick the right one.
  3. Copy the short son.gg link and send it in Telegram.
  • Phone: tap the three dots next to the song, tap Share, then Copy link.
  • Desktop: hover over the song, click the three dots, choose Share, then Copy.

What happens with music videos

Son.gg matches a YouTube or YouTube Music link to the song in the Apple Music catalog. When it can't find the song, for example a live session or a fan upload, it makes a video link instead. Friends can still open it on YouTube.

What your friends see

  • A chat preview with the cover art, title and artist.
  • A page with a button for each app: Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, YouTube, Deezer, TIDAL, Amazon Music, SoundCloud and more.
  • A 30-second preview where one is available.

If a service has no exact match for the song, its button opens a search for it there instead.

More tips in How to share music on Telegram.