Music · Spotify integration

Song requests that land in your real Spotify queue

Viewers type !sr with a song name or Spotify link and the track queues on the Spotify you're actually listening to, no second player, no browser tab DJ. The Now Playing overlay credits the requester on stream.

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Ramlabs is a free Kick bot and streamer toolkit: chat commands, real-time TTS with voice cloning, 29 OBS overlay widgets, chat games, loyalty points, song requests, moderation, Discord announcements and viewer tips, in one dashboard that also runs Twitch, Rumble and TikTok LIVE. All features · Pricing · How to choose a Kick bot

How it works

Chat picks the music. You keep the aux cord.

Requests go through your rules (length caps, request limits, an explicit filter) before they ever touch your queue.

Your actual Spotify, not a clone player

Ramlabs queues tracks on the Spotify account you're already streaming music from. Viewers can paste a track link or just type a song name. The top match gets queued and chat gets a confirmation naming the track.

  • Song name or Spotify link, both work
  • Queueing needs Spotify Premium; Now Playing works on any plan
  • No Spotify linked? The bot stays silent instead of talking over another bot's !sr

A Now Playing widget worth theming

Album art, title, artist, a smooth progress bar, and a "Requested by" credit in three layouts: compact card, lower-third bar, or card with the up-next list. Art crossfades between tracks and long titles marquee instead of clipping.

CardLower-third barUp-next list Requester creditAuto-hides when paused

Limits that keep it sane

Per-viewer cooldowns and request caps, a max track length, duplicate rejection, and an explicit-content switch, all tunable per channel.

Paid requests, if you want them

Sell song requests on your support page, fixed price or pay-what-you-want. The track is validated before the card is charged, and paid requests skip the free-tier limits.

Speaks your language

Every bot reply (added, too long, explicit blocked, limit reached) is re-wordable, and !sr help tells viewers this channel's actual limits.

Get going

Requests open in three steps.

1

Connect Spotify

A guided wizard in the dashboard links your Spotify in a few minutes, using your own private app credentials.

2

Set your limits

Choose cooldowns, per-viewer caps, max length, and whether explicit tracks are allowed.

3

Press play

Viewers !sr from any connected chat, the queue fills, and the overlay credits every requester.

FAQ

Song request questions

How do viewers request songs on my Kick stream?

They type !sr with a song name or a Spotify track link in chat, from Kick, Twitch, Rumble, or TikTok LIVE. The top match is added to your real Spotify queue and the bot confirms the track by name.

Do I need Spotify Premium for song requests?

Queueing requests needs Spotify Premium on the streamer account, because Spotify only allows queue changes on Premium. The Now Playing display and the !song command work on any plan.

Can I control what gets requested?

Yes, per-viewer cooldowns and request caps, a maximum track length, duplicate rejection, and an explicit-content filter. You can also restrict !sr to subs, VIPs, or mods with per-command permissions.

What does the Now Playing overlay show?

Album art, title, artist, a smooth progress bar, and who requested the track, as a compact card, a lower-third bar, or a card with the up-next list. It auto-hides when the music stops.

Can viewers pay for song requests?

Yes. Add song requests to your support page at a fixed price or pay-what-you-want. The track is validated before the card is charged, and paid requests skip the free-tier limits.

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Ready when you are

Let chat fill the queue.

Connect Spotify, set your limits, and give viewers the aux, on your terms. Free to start.