!when
Twitch
- Access
- Everyone
- Requires
- Song Requests
- Aliases
!mysong
The !when command allows viewers to check the status of their own song request in the media request queue. It provides the song’s position in the queue and an estimated time until it plays. You can also pass a YouTube URL or video ID to check where a specific song sits in the queue.
To check the status of your own song request:
!whenTo check the queue position of a specific song:
!when <youtube_url_or_id>Examples
Section titled “Examples”
StreamElements:@User, "The Best Song Ever" is at #4 in the queue and is playing in 12 minsStreamElements:@User, "Currently Playing" is at #1 in the queue and is playing right nowStreamElements:@User, you do not have a song in the queue.Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”- Without an argument, the command checks the queue for a request made by the user issuing the command. With a YouTube URL or video ID, it looks up that song’s position instead.
- Default cooldown: 15 seconds global.
Related Commands
Section titled “Related Commands”!songrequest: Used to request a song.!wrongsong: Removes your last song request.!songqueue: Provides a link to the full queue.!song: Shows the currently playing song.!next: Shows the next song in the queue.