My IF statement is not working as it should, how do I fix this?

I am creating a quiz program that draws a question and answer from a .txt file. The questions and answers are in the format:

question,answer

in the .txt file. The program picks one at random, splits it at the comma and asks the question. It then matches the users answer to the questions answer and checks if it is correct like this:

if userAnswer == question[1]:
    print('Correct!')
else:
    print('Incorrect, better luck next time!')

Every time I run the program I get no errors but no matter what I put, the program tells me I'm incorrect. I've asked a few friends but they are all as confused as me and none of us have any clue what the problem is. The code the splits the question and answer:

f = open('Music.txt', 'r')
question = random.choice(list(f))
question = question.split(',')
userAnswer = input(f'Who sang {question[0]}? ').lower()

I should clarify, the .txt file questions are all songs and all the answers are bands/singers. None of the answers contain comma's.