Have you gotten a YouTube Red subscription for your YouTube Music app? (poll results)

We all know how popular YouTube's music vids and playlists have become, and there is barely something you won't find there, so the option to stream that vast music and video library sans ads from your handset without destroying your monthly mobile data allotment might be a a disruption in the making. This is why we asked you yesterday whether you've signed up for the full-featured YouTube Music app with a YouTube Red subscription, or if you intend to do so in the future. Well, 70% of our respondents are categorical that they won't be signing up for YouTube's vision of media subscription, yet 30% either have already, or are mulling it, which is not that bad of a result for the fledgling Red service.

Basically, you can get ad-free YouTube vids plus the service's nascent original programming, as well as access to the 35+ million songs in the Play Music catalog, all for less than three bucks a person if you sign up for the family plan. That's not all there is to it, though, as with the paid subscription the YouTube Music app becomes a veritable music service that can stream only the audio of YouTube videos, and keep on blasting while your phone screen is locked, too, to the chagrin of Spotify, Apple Music, and the like.