# Lastfm

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Replace `[prefix]` with your server's prefix.
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## Setup

Last.fm is a way to show what you're listening to. Setting up your last.fm account with serenity is simple! First, make sure you have a last.fm account. If you don't, go to <https://last.fm/join>.

Once you're ready, run the following command:

```
[prefix]lastfm set (username)
// Replace (username) with your last.fm username.
```

#### Logging in

Once that is done, serenity will connect your last.fm account.

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#### Unlinking your last.fm account

To remove your last.fm account from the bot, simply run `[prefix]lastfm unset`. All of your last.fm data will be removed from the bot's database.

### What now?

That's all to it! Run the **fm** or **nowplaying** command to share what you're listening to. This works by taking the music statistics from your last.fm account. You can connect your Spotify account and start scrobbling from there by going to <https://last.fm/settings/applications>.

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If this command does not show the correct song, either your last.fm library is not updated or you are not currently scrobbling anything.
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### Last.fm Errors

Most last.fm errors come from the last.fm API being broken. We have **no control** over these errors, you would have to wait for last.fm to fix it. If you encounter another error, please let us know in <https://discord.gg/mullencord>.

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You can also set **custom** nowplaying embeds! Go to the page below to learn more.
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