Get Your Spotify 2020 Wrapped & Personal Top Songs Playlist Here
Should we enjoy Bad Bunny's "Si Veo a Tu Mamá", released earlier this year? However, Spotify is still helping us commemorate some bright spots in our year, namely, music.
Every year, Spotify releases Wrapped for its users so that they can look back at their listening history for the year. It's December and the year 2020 is nearly gone.
Yeah, you might have Spotify Wrapped.
TechCrunch reported Spotify Wrapped charts are only available for mobile users on iOS or Android. They said: "I HATE MYSELF MY HAMILTON PHASE WAS SO APPARENT AND NOW MY ENTIRE 2020 WRAPPED IS JUST HAMILTON I WAS HOPING IT WAS GONNA BE DOJA CAT WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY". These three badges award Spotify listeners for three different reasons.
In addition, listeners in the U.S., United Kingdom and Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada can dig deeper into some of their top artists of 2020 in On Record, a mixed media experience that highlights your top 2020 artists.
Spotify users are feeling very smug right now.
Users will also have access to new personalised playlists. It shares insights on which artist you listened to the most, which song you heard the most and how many times, your preferred genre, podcasts, and more. What do you think of the new 2020 Wrapped features? Spotify wants people to find beauty in the chaos through its imagery and is pairing these images with reflections on 2020, including showing gratitude to Captain Tom, and to Glasgow for being home to Lewis Capaldi.
Premium users can also earn badges for being a trendsetter, musical pioneer, or song hoarder. Users will be ranked by percentages in relation to specific artists.
Okay, everyone can stop with their Spotify Wrapped posts now.
The streaming platform revealed the Top 10 female artists with the most streams on Spotify in 2020 on Tuesday (December 1).
Whilst another woman reflected on her year, with some help from Spotify. According to Spotify, this is Billie Eilish's second year running as the queen of Spotify. Ariana Grande, who launched "Positions" in October, ranks third; Dua Lipa in fourth, and Halsey in fifth place.
Despite his successes this year, the guy didn't even score a Grammy nomination.
The most-streamed song of the year is The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights", which held out strong after being the second most-streamed song of the summer with nearly 1.6 billion streams this year. In second and third position, respectively, are "Dance Monkey", by Tones And I, and "The Box", by Roddy Ricch. For others, however, Spotify Wrapped can provide evidence of embarrassing listening habits like wallowing in sad music or listening to cliché songs.
The fourth most-streamed song is the catchy "Roses - Imanbek Remix" by Imanbek and SAINt JHN, followed by "Don't Start Now" by Dua Lipa. And as Spotify further pushes into the podcasts space, it named The Joe Rogan Experience, TED Talks Daily, and The Daily as global favorites. Spotify noticed the most downloaded podcasts were "Society & Culture", which "includes both spooky stories and foodie content".