Get all the latest Glasgow news and headlines sent straight to your inbox twice a day by signing up to our free newsletter.įrom breaking news to the latest on the coronavirus crisis in Scotland, we''ll have you covered. In addition to your music taste, Spotify also reflect on the past 365 days through podcasts.Īnd if that wasn't enough, it also specially curates the tunes that meant the most to you in 2021.Įach year on the run up to Christmas, millions share their results on social media, offering a glimpse into individual tastes which can be hilarious and for some, highly embarrassing - but always fascinating. Raul joked: 'Spotify wants us to relive the misery of 2020 and I am here for it.' Only calmed down after seeing the calendar.' However whilst the magic is happening in the background, the music app has put the year 2020 on everyone's homepage - and it's left many confused.Īlex tweeted: 'I just had a mini freakout because I opened Spotify to 2020 and had to struggle to convince myself that 2021 was not an illusion and I was not living in 2020. Many on Twitter are clearly looking forward to seeing their year wrapped up. It's great looking back on your year in music and seeing which songs, genres and artists you listened to the most. “Levitating (feat.With Christmas a month away - yes it's a month until Christmas Eve - it only means one thing for music lovers - and that's Spotify Wrapped!.“STAY (featuring Justin Bieber)” by The Kid LAROI.“MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)” by Lil Nas X.So what were we listening to in 2021? Top Five Artists Globally Today, users can access their personalized Spotify Wrapped playlists…and humiliate themselves by trying to explain to their friends on social media why they listened to “It Wasn’t Me” by Shaggy 67 times.

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