Are you someone who keeps listening to a particular song on a loop? Are you someone who keeps playing tracks from a single artist frequently? Well, all this builds your Music Listening Personality and you can get to know all about it via Spotify Wrapped 2023. Yes Fold it’s that time of the year again as Spotify Wrapped 2023 has just been dropped and it has gotten even better as it not only tells about the songs, music, and artists one has listened to, but also the type of musical personality one has. The feature is available on the Spotify app on Android as well as iOS devices. The procedure to know your Spotify Wrapped 2023 is pretty simple. Just follow these steps-
- Update your Spotify App. To get Spotify Wrapped 2023, your Spotify app should be the latest. You can check if you are on the latest version by heading to the Google Play Store or App Store and going to the Spotify app page. If there is an ‘Open’ button instead of an ‘Update’ button, you are using the latest version.
- Open the Spotify app and make sure you are logged in. This is because the app needs to identify you to show your wrapped 2023. One can log in with Google ID, Apple ID, or any other supported ID. This will ensure that the data is synced from all the different devices you have been using the app on.
- Once logged in, open Spotify and you will get a prompt to check out your ‘Wrapped 2023’. Click on the ‘jump in’ option at the bottom to start seeing your story. If you don’t want to view your Spotify Wrapped right now, dismiss it. If you miss out on the prompt due to any reason or are visiting the app after you have already seen the wrapped story once, then you will still find a shortcut for it on the main page..
After going through the slides, you will see an option to share multiple cards on various social media platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp. Here’s what my ‘SPOTIFY WRAPPED 2023’ looked like.
What does Spotify Wrapped 2023 consist of?
Spotify Wrapped 2023 highlights the genres you listened to most throughout the year. Mine came out to be ‘Modern Bollywood’ and rightfully so as I am a huge Bollywood fan. This time Spotify wrapped comes with Sound Town which matches you to a city based on your listening and top artists. For me, it was Rajkot India as people there are likely to be fans of Arijit Singh.
Next up, Spotify Wrapped tells how many songs one listened to in 2023. I listened to 73 songs with Besharam Rang from Pathaan being the most listened to. The top 5 songs are shared on the next slide and the consequent one has a playlist made for you according to year of listening.
The next slide shows the number of minutes you listened to, like mine 445 minutes (that shows how much time I had to listen to music this year). The Spotify wrapped shows when your listening peaked and how many artists you listened to. Your top artist, a song you listened to frequently, top artists, and an option to share it to your social media platforms.
FAQs
1. When was the Spotify Wrapped 2032 released?
Spotify released its 2023 Wrapped on November 29, 2023.
2. What does Spotify Wrapped show you?
Spotify Wrapped includes- Your top songs, your top artists, the amount of time you have spent listening, the top song and its frequency, and your listening personality. There is also a wrapped 2022 playlist made for each user that consists of 101 songs according to their listening habits. You will find this curated playlist in your Spotify library. Mine had 101 songs with a playback time of 7 hours and 21 minutes.
3. How can you share your Spotify Wrapped 2023?
When you finish watching the slide, there is an option at the end that allows you to share multiple cards on various social media platforms. There are 6 layouts to choose from.
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I listen to it on and off throughout the year, and my wrap showed I listen to more songs than podcasts, so I don’t know what the deal is or why it’s not showing up, and there’s nothing showing up online when I try to search for reasons why it’s happening.