아티스트를 고르고, 노래를 맞붙이고, 모든 라운드를 통과할 한 곡을 선택하세요.
노래 토너먼트
대진표를 끝까지 완성하고 모든 라운드를 살아남은 한 곡을 확인하세요.
아티스트를 고르고, 노래를 맞붙이고, 모든 라운드를 통과할 한 곡을 선택하세요.
Apple 실시간 카탈로그를 검색해 현재 지역에서 들을 수 있는 노래를 불러옵니다.
앨범 한 장부터 전 커리어 대결까지 비교할 노래를 정확히 선택할 수 있습니다.
미리 듣기로 두 곡을 비교하고 좋아하는 곡을 다음 라운드로 보내세요.
당신의 취향, 이제 결정
MUSIC CUP은 가장 좋아하는 노래를 고르는 어려운 질문을 간단한 대진표로 바꿉니다. 아티스트를 검색하고 후보를 정한 다음, 매 맞대결을 선택해 한 곡에 왕관을 씌우세요.
아티스트의 가장 잘 알려진 노래로 후보를 만들고 어느 곡이 진출할지 정하세요.
익숙한 논쟁에 알맞습니다. 모두가 아는 노래로 시작해 가장 큰 히트곡이 정말 이기는지 직접 결정하세요.
카탈로그를 섞어 숨은 수록곡과 잊었던 좋아하는 곡에도 기회를 줍니다.
새로운 추첨은 투표를 바꾸지 않고 새로운 대결을 만듭니다. 뻔한 후보에서 벗어나고 싶을 때 사용하세요.
앨범 한 장부터 전 커리어 대결까지 비교할 노래를 정확히 선택할 수 있습니다.
후보 수와 곡을 정해 질문을 자유롭게 만드세요. 최고의 오프닝, 발라드, 특정 시기의 곡, 꿈의 세트리스트도 가능합니다.
외울 점수도 계정도 필요 없습니다. 좋아하는 아티스트로 시작해 매 대결에서 첫 느낌을 믿으면 대진표가 답을 만들어 줍니다.
아티스트 이름으로 Apple Music 카탈로그를 검색하세요. 이용 가능한 노래는 지역에 따라 다르므로 현재 세션에서 불러온 곡으로 컵을 만듭니다.
익숙한 시작은 인기곡, 새로운 발견은 무작위 추천, 이미 후보를 안다면 직접 선택을 사용하세요.
각 맞대결에서 한 곡을 고르세요. 승자는 대진표를 통과하고 결승에서 단 하나의 우승곡이 정해집니다.
첫 아티스트 노래 대진표를 시작하기 전에 알아둘 내용입니다.
MUSIC CUP is a browser-based Song World Cup for deciding which track from an artist matters most to you. Instead of forcing you to rank an entire discography in one overwhelming list, it gives you one understandable choice at a time: choose the song you would rather keep. Every winner advances through the bracket until one personal champion remains. The result is not an algorithmic verdict about the best song for everyone; it is a record of your own listening choices, favorite eras, and surprising upsets.
Start by searching for an artist, then choose the kind of Song World Cup you want to play. Top Hits creates a recognizable field from available popular songs, Random Picks shuffles the catalog for less predictable matchups, and Pick Your Own lets you select every candidate yourself. Once the field is set, MUSIC CUP presents head-to-head duels. Pick the track you prefer in each duel, let it advance, and continue through the bracket until the final produces one champion.
Artist search, track information, artwork, and available preview data come from Apple's music catalog. Availability can differ by artist, release, country, and regional licensing, so a MUSIC CUP reflects the songs that can be loaded for your current session rather than claiming to be a permanent discography database. If an artist returns too few eligible songs, try another spelling, a different artist entry, or an artist with a broader released catalog. Available previews can help when you need a quick reminder before making a close call.
Any artist with at least four available tracks can make a useful MUSIC CUP, because four songs are enough for a small knockout bracket. Artists with bigger catalogs are especially fun because you can ask more than one question: best-known single, favorite deep cut, best opening track, best album closer, or best song from a particular era. Start with a recognizable artist for a quick first game, then return to the same artist with random or custom selection when you want a different answer. The best cups usually begin with a question you genuinely want to settle.
Yes. Pick Your Own is designed for focused music debates, not only an artist's biggest singles. Choose the exact album tracks, B-sides, collaborations, soundtrack songs, live favorites, or personal deep cuts that belong in your version of the tournament. You can make a cup around one album, one creative period, a set of fan favorites, or songs you associate with a specific moment. Once you have selected the field, those songs enter a direct knockout bracket, so fame never decides the winner for you.
Top Hits starts from the artist's most recognizable available songs. It is the quickest mode when you want a familiar bracket, are settling a classic favorite-song debate, or are introducing someone to an artist's catalogue. Random Picks changes the candidates, not your judgment: it shuffles available tracks before the cup begins, creating new head-to-head matchups and giving overlooked album cuts a chance to beat a huge single. Use Top Hits for the obvious question and Random Picks when the obvious answer feels too predictable.
No. MUSIC CUP works precisely because it reduces a huge catalogue to two songs at a time. Make a quick instinctive choice when you know both tracks, or use an available preview when a title needs a reminder. You do not need music theory, streaming statistics, or complete knowledge of every album to play. A close matchup is part of the point: the bracket reveals what you reach for when you have to choose, while later rounds give stronger songs a chance to prove themselves again.
Yes. A Song World Cup is an easy shared game because friends can start with the same artist, mode, and field size, then make every decision independently. For a fair comparison, agree on the starting conditions first: use Top Hits for a broad mainstream question, Random Picks for a discovery challenge, or Pick Your Own when everyone wants the same candidates. Comparing final champions, early eliminations, and unexpected upsets makes a vague favorite-song debate much more interesting. Two people can agree on every obvious hit and still reach very different winners.
Treat the first result as a starting point, not a permanent answer. Run the same artist with another mode, build a smaller custom field around semifinalists, or create a new theme such as best ballad, best opener, favorite song for a road trip, or one album against another. A Top Hits champion, Random Picks champion, and album-only champion can all be different because they answer different questions. Replaying is also a useful way to discover whether a surprising winner can defend its title against a new draw.