The somewhat different annual review of Spotify: Do you remember a lot of songs? Spotify too. As every year, you can now see which songs you streamed particularly often in 2021 – as well as other statistics.
About the website and the app offers Spotify your musical annual review. All you have to do is log in to your account. Then you will be shown statistics on your listening behavior. You can find them in the app, for example, directly under the start tab. “Annual Review 2021” appears here. It shows, for example, how many minutes of music you have listened to. You can also see how many songs, artists and genres you have played and discovered.
Your top tracks and artists will also be there. As well as a little quiz where you can prove how well you know yourself. If you are correct, you can look forward to the good self-assessment – but there is no profit. At the end there is a summary that also shows you the total number of minutes you have heard on Spotify in 2021. The author of this text made it to over 29,000 minutes. Unfortunately, significantly less than the 53,000 minutes from last year.
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Review of the year 2021: who are you a fan of?
It is also always very exciting to say which band you have heard most often over the year. Spotify Wrapped immediately classifies this for you. This is how the author made it into the top two percent of a band. Again. Which is it? That remains a secret at this point.
At the end of the review you can expect differently colored overviews. You can use the “Share” button to save this in your picture gallery and send it to your friends. But you have to find out for yourself whether they are happy about it or complain about your taste in music.
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