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Search for a song and display its full lyrics. Type just the song title, or include the artist name for a more precise search (e.g. 'attention charlie puth'). Results are filtered to only songs with available lyrics before the list is shown. If one song matches, lyrics are shown immediately. If multiple match, a numbered list is shown — pick the one you want using the Select Song button. Lyrics are shown in a paginated embed with the song artwork and Genius stats (views, annotations, bookmarks) in the footer.

• • query — Required. The song title, or song title and artist name together.

Only songs that have lyrics available are shown in the results list — you won't be shown a song you can't retrieve lyrics for. When multiple results are found, use the green 🎵 Select Song button and enter the number of the song from the list. Pagination controls are locked to the member who ran the command. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Search for any movie by title and view a full detail card — genres, runtime, rating, tagline, overview, director, cast, status, language, and links to TMDB and IMDb. Type a title and the bot returns a numbered list of matching movies. If multiple results are found, use the 🎬 Select Movie button and enter the number of the movie from the list. The detail card shows community vote count in the footer. If only one result is found, the detail card is shown immediately. A ← Back to Results button returns to the search list.

• • query — Required. The movie title to search for.

Powered by TMDB (search, cast, crew, poster) and OMDb (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic ratings). Results are ordered by TMDB relevance. Ratings are shown when available — if OMDb has no data for a title, the ratings line is silently omitted. The vote count in the footer reflects total TMDB community ratings. Only the member who ran the command can navigate pages or select a movie. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Search for any TV show by title and view a full detail card — genres, season count, rating, tagline, IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic ratings, overview, creator, cast, status, network, language, and links to TMDB and IMDb. Type a title and the bot returns a numbered list of matching shows. If multiple results are found, use the 📺 Select Show button and enter the number from the list. The detail card shows community vote count in the footer. If only one result is found, the detail card is shown immediately. A ← Back to Results button returns to the search list.

• • query — Required. The TV show title to search for.

Powered by TMDB (search, cast, creator, poster) and OMDb (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic ratings). Results are ordered by TMDB relevance. Ratings are shown when available — if OMDb has no data for a title, the ratings line is silently omitted. The vote count in the footer reflects total TMDB community ratings. Only the member who ran the command can navigate pages or select a show. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Browse current top charts directly in Discord across five categories: Songs, Albums, Movies, TV Shows, and Anime. Results are shown as a numbered list — 10 per page — with Previous and Next navigation. Use the 🔍 View Details button to open a full profile card for any entry. Movies and TV Shows default to TMDB (global) with three category options: Trending This Week (global weekly trending), Currently Popular (rolling popularity score), or Top Rated (all-time highest-rated). Switch to Apple iTunes with the source option to see the regional iTunes Store chart instead, with buy/rental prices. Songs and Albums always use Apple Music Charts. Anime always uses global AniList trending. Tap ← Back to Chart to return.

• • chart — Required. The chart to display: Songs, Albums, Movies, TV Shows, or Anime.
• • region — Optional. The country chart to show (applies to Songs, Albums, and iTunes-sourced Movies/TV Shows). Defaults to United States. Ignored for Anime and TMDB-sourced Movies/TV Shows.
• • source — Optional. Data source for Movies and TV Shows only: TMDB (default, global) or Apple iTunes (regional iTunes Store chart). Ignored for Songs, Albums, and Anime.
• • trend_category — Optional. TMDB chart category for Movies and TV Shows only: Trending This Week (default), Currently Popular, or Top Rated. Ignored for all other sources and chart types.

Movies and TV Shows default to TMDB (global) unless Apple iTunes is chosen as the source. When TMDB is the source, use trend_category to switch between weekly trending, rolling popular, or all-time top rated — defaults to Trending This Week if omitted. Region is ignored when TMDB is the source. Anime always shows global AniList trending regardless of region or source. Only the member who ran the command can navigate pages or open detail cards. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.