> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.criminal.work/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Last.fm & Lyrics

> Link an account, read scrobbles and charts, and pull lyrics.

Link your Last.fm account to show what you're listening to, and use `/lyrics` when you need the words.

## Linking

```text theme={null}
/lastfm login
```

Criminal walks you through connecting your Last.fm account · there's nothing to create or configure on
your side.

Linked accounts are **private by default**. `/lastfm privacy` controls whether others can look yours
up, and `/lastfm remove` unlinks entirely.

## Commands

| Command | Shows | Alias |
| - | - | - |
| `/lastfm profile [user]` | The linked profile card | · |
| `/lastfm nowplaying [user]` | What's playing right now | `np`, `now` |
| `/lastfm recent [user]` | Recent tracks | `rt` |
| `/lastfm loved [user]` | Loved tracks | · |
| `/lastfm topartists [user]` | Top artists | `ta` |
| `/lastfm toptracks [user]` | Top tracks | `tt` |
| `/lastfm privacy` | Toggle who can look you up | · |
| `/lastfm login` · `remove` | Link or unlink | · |

Prefix twins exist for the read commands: `,np`, `,fm`, `,recenttracks`, `,topartists`,
`,toptracks`.

**Privacy is enforced for everyone**

If a member has lookups off, the bot refuses for everyone · including staff. There's no override,
because a linked Last.fm account is personal data rather than server data.

## Lyrics

```text theme={null}
/lyrics Bohemian Rhapsody
/lyrics
```

`/lyrics` works as a slash command and as `,lyrics`, and it's allowed in servers, DMs and group DMs.

| Behaviour | Detail |
| - | - |
| Source | LRCLIB, no account needed |
| Empty query | Falls back to your Last.fm now-playing track |
| Display | Paged card with album artwork |
| Extras | Deezer links when the track can be matched |
| Cooldown | One lookup per 5 seconds per member |

If no lyrics are found, the bot says so instead of returning a partial guess.


This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.