What do you think of Spotify wrapped?
Does it represent your music taste accurately?
Was there any surprises in your music appreciation behaviour?
What ways would you change Spotify wrapped?
I listen offline and relax offline.
I don't have time for things like Spotify,
my mp3 player on my phone is full of songs
(there are about 150 of them) and I've been
listening to them for over 10 years.
I don't get tired of it.
This is classic rock and metal.
I absolutely hate and despise modern pop. It's insensitivity.
That’s cool, and I fully respect anyone that still listens offline…
But you realise you can listen to all those genre’s and more on Spotify right?
(Also I respect that some people are not consumers of Spotify because of the way they treat smaller artists)
it's not even about the lack of fame, but the fact that I chose each composition or song very carefully and I don't have any left-wing songs on the list that I would fast-forward through.
in this regard, I didn't like the radio, in order to listen to what I want, specifically what - you need to listen for hours and hours until what I need appears. I don't listen to a mess of compositions, I care what plays in the background.
there were compositions that I've heard since childhood, but added to the playlist only now, because I understood the sound. this is called "time-tested". you want me to listen to everything in a row here and now. but I want to listen only exclusively to what I want. and not something else.
and it's not about the popularity of the groups. some of the groups that I listen to are little known.
I like it, although I listened more to SiriusXM than Spotify this year so my results were skewed. Last year, several video messages were included from my top artists, which is neat.
Xbox started doing the same thing with games this year, and that's cool, too. I found out I'm in the top 2-3% of all players for my 3 most played games.
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there were compositions that I've heard since childhood, but added to the playlist only now, because I understood the sound. this is called "time-tested". you want me to listen to everything in a row here and now. but I want to listen only exclusively to what I want. and not something else.
and it's not about the popularity of the groups. some of the groups that I listen to are little known.
Xbox started doing the same thing with games this year, and that's cool, too. I found out I'm in the top 2-3% of all players for my 3 most played games.