I don't think I'm bragging, because I've come to the conclusion based on my own observations that Apple Music is definitely in the phone's app library as long as the user is using an Apple phone. Then I would like to know where such a reason comes from. If it is because the popularity of Apple phones has driven the usage of Apple Music, then it must be just one of the reasons. In my mind, Apple Music gets the hearts and priorities of users because it has many advantages. These things could be followed as well as I want.

The ability to listen to tens of millions of collected songs in a free music app is something that can be offered by Apple Music. Other advantages, such as high definition, quality user UI interface, etc., are necessary for Apple Music, but, just like a pyramid built very high, its base must be thick and huge. Apple music's music inventory is like the thick base of the pyramid, so we, the users, can enjoy Apple Music because of the variety and the number of songs. So many songs are offered by this awesome music app. If you miss it, then you would suffer a great lost.

I think Apple Music deserves the attention it's getting because one of the unique features I like about it is what's called "Simulcast Sharing". Sometimes I do a share post on my social media for my favorite star, Justin Bieber, but the number of people who actually click through to listen to the music is always in the single digits. So, in Apple Music, I can get my classmates and friends to listen to the same song as me with the help of Apple Music's "Sync Play Share. It only takes three to five minutes, and we get the exact same pleasure. That's how we connect with each other, maybe.