Junior Susanna Swidey disagrees, saying, “I think people posting their Spotify Wrapped is really annoying, and usually I lose respect for people when I see their music taste. Junior Daniel Chan is pretty neutral: “I think it is cool to see what people listen to - I mean that’s what social media is for, right?” he said. It’s fun seeing what everyone likes, and sometimes people can surprise you.” The type of music someone listens to can tell you a lot about a person.

Junior Isabel Dantas said, “I like that Spotify wrapped is like a little window into someone. It’s become a social media cultural phenomenon to share and spread different music tastes that you might not have picked up on before. Spotify Wrapped is just another reason why Spotify is superior to Apple Music and other music platforms. And honestly, the type of music someone listens to says a lot about them! While this is so, some have shown their support for sharing Spotify Wrapped, saying it’s interesting to see what people listen to. However, many people have voiced their opinion, stating that it’s annoying that so many people post something that other people might not care about. The trend of posting Spotify results on stories, particularly Instagram stories, is an incredibly popular one. There is no way I am top 0.5% of listeners of Keshi,” said Athena Cheung, bringing up the fact that sometimes the reports seem inaccurate. Here is my Spotify Wrapped as an example: The display has some interactive features too, like two truths and a lie, which is always fun.

Spotify displays all of this information through a short slideshow in a story format in the app. In addition, the information reports your audio “aura” (whatever that means) and auto-generates a personalized playlist. These details include minutes spent listening, top five artists and songs, and top genre. ‘Tis the season of Spotify Wrapped, where Spotify sends its users a summary of what they listened to in the past year.Īt the end of the year, Spotify collects all the statistics of the artists, songs, genres, and podcasts each user listened to in the past year (data from January 1 – October 31).

Stats for spotify not accurate