We all love singing along to our Spotify playlists. Now, thanks to its new Karaoke feature, the music streaming app will be allotting you a 'score card' based on your singing capabilities!To get this feature, simply update the app, pick a track of your choice, hit play, scroll down to the lyrics section on your screen and then click on the 'sing' option in the top right corner. The latest addition has garnered mostly positive reviews from users, and the feature can be expected to be a huge hit, especially at gatherings and house parties.How to get your score card on Spotify Karaoke? Karaoke feature to be available to all members of the music streaming app (image via getty images/Chestnot)The first step to getting your score card is to ensure that your app is updated. If not, simply update it via the Play Store or App Store. Once this is done, open the app and select the song you want to sing along to, and scroll down to the lyrics section. At the top right of this section, you should be able to find a 'sing' option. Click on it to activate the Karaoke mode, and start singing.Your score card will automatically be generated once you have finished.Check out how Twitterati responded to the new feature: Pop Base@PopBaseSpotify is reportedly rolling out a Karaoke feature, which also gives you a score.264081766Spotify is reportedly rolling out a Karaoke feature, which also gives you a score. https://t.co/Fxyr7IUfE7STREAM POP@CHAESFESTIVALme blaming my phone’s mic when i get a 0% on spotify karaoke4813me blaming my phone’s mic when i get a 0% on spotify karaoke https://t.co/bfWWoVXyt8▽❖hithisisc🌮🐈@leighsradishwoah spotify has a kinda karaoke mode now212woah spotify has a kinda karaoke mode now https://t.co/nAr1sNWOqXdavean is kinda dumb@daveannnjust tried the spotify karaoke feature for the first time and ouuuu don’t make that face…11just tried the spotify karaoke feature for the first time and ouuuu don’t make that face… https://t.co/Rg2xxI1HrOliya@imnotliyaaspotify adding a karaoke feature is going to change my life. you don’t understand how insufferable i’m about to become. apologies in advanced to all my neighbours. no song can go unsung!!!!4spotify adding a karaoke feature is going to change my life. you don’t understand how insufferable i’m about to become. apologies in advanced to all my neighbours. no song can go unsung!!!!Do you need a Premium subscription to access this feature?Fortunately, this feature is available to all users, which means even non-premium members can avail it. However, some users will have to wait longer to access the Karaoke feature, as the update has not yet been made available to everyone.renaissance 7/29@taintedkitkatWhere’s my karaoke feature @Spotify?13218Where’s my karaoke feature @Spotify? https://t.co/w5oRzOS2ThKeep an eye out on the App store or activate the auto-update mode on your phone, so you don't miss out on the update.If you are an Android user, follow these steps to update:Automatic Updates:Open Google Play StoreSearch for Spotify AppTap on the three dots on the upper right sideSelect Auto UpdateManual Updates:Open the Google Play StoreSearch for Spotify AppSelect UpdateIf you are an iOS user, follow these steps to update:Automatic Updates:Go to settingsSelect ITunes and App StoreSwitch on App UpdatesManual Updates:Open the App Storetap your Apple ID image on the top rightSelect Spotify and tap on Update.Spotify is developing 'Community' to let users view their friend's real-time activitiesAlong with Karaoke, the music streaming app is also developing a new feature called 'Community.' This feature will allow users of the app to see what music their friends are listening to, in real time.According to reports, the 'Community' feature will also allow you to view your friends' updated playlists. The feature, which was first spotted by Chris Messina, is not publicly available yet, but iOS users can access it feature by typing "spotify: community" in the Safari browser on their phones.The music streaming app said that the feature is still in the testing phase, but no further details were shared.˗ˏˋ Chris Messina ˎˊ˗@chrismessinaReady? Here's my secret! Spotify has a new Community Hub to see what your friends are listening to live and what playlists they've recently updated.I have no idea who Andrew Orona is, though. Want access? SuperFollow me and I'll tell you how! #NewSpotify #SocialAudio589Ready? Here's my secret! Spotify has a new Community Hub to see what your friends are listening to live and what playlists they've recently updated.I have no idea who Andrew Orona is, though. 😂Want access? SuperFollow me and I'll tell you how! 😝#NewSpotify #SocialAudio https://t.co/hmlA52CVEjOver the years, the music streaming giant has tried to introduce features that promote personalisation and community building, giving it an edge over other music streaming apps.