Adding music to Instagram stories is Watch Fast & Furious 6 Onlineall the rage, but did you know you could add music on Snapchat, too?
Adding music to Snapchats is easy and can add a certain je ne sais quoi to your usual selfies. Whether you're looking to spice up your Snapchat streaks or prove to your friends that you're edgy via your Snapchat stories, adding music can make all the difference.
Follow the steps below to add music to a Snapchat.
Tap the music icon. Credit: screenshot: snapchat 
Search for the song you want to add to your Snapchat. Credit: screenshot: snapchat Mashable found that the search function didn't work very well and that the music available was limited. We searched over ten songs before giving up and searching by artist.
Use the bar at the bottom to adjust what part of the song is in your Snapchat. Credit: screenshot: snapchat 
When your satisfied with the section of the song, tap the checkmark. Credit: screenshot: snapchat 
You can drag the song icon. Credit: screenshot: snapchat 
Send it as you would send any other Snapchat. Credit: screenshot: snapchat Topics Social Media
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