Download Music from YouTube onto iPhone?

Okay, so you know those YouTube to MP3 converters, where the program can take the audio from YouTube URL's and convert them into files you can upload to your MP3? Well are there programs similar to that, except instead of an MP3 player, it'd be added to the Music folder on my iPhone? I've tried but with Apple music, it's complicated. You can't just add a file, it's all things you have to download from iTunes. Is there a way to import MP3 files into iTunes, so they go into my music? I'm no Tony Stark here so please help! Will award best answer!

If you want your music to be in your stock iOS music app, you have to either buy your music through iTunes OR you have to manually copy them over through iTunes on your PC. This is exactly one of the reasons I strongly despise iDevices. Apple only wants you to do things their way.

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