December 3rd 2024.
People are eagerly awaiting the release of their Spotify Wrapped data, as it has become as highly anticipated as the arrival of Santa himself. It's a festive tradition that many look forward to, and this year is no different. Soon, our social media feeds will be filled with friends and strangers alike sharing their listening history for the year. Spotify's annual Wrapped data has become a popular way for people to reflect on their music choices and see how they rank among other listeners.
Fans are eagerly speculating on when this year's Wrapped review will be released. While Spotify has not given a specific date, in previous years it has typically been around this time. The company has already started teasing the release, with app users receiving a message hinting at the upcoming excitement. People are eagerly wondering if they will be among the top listeners for their favorite artists.
In the past three years, Spotify Wrapped has been released on a Wednesday. Last year it was November 29th, the year before it was November 30th, and in 2021 it was December 1st. Many were expecting it to be released last week on November 27th, but the company remained silent. However, they did post on social media that day, teasing the release and asking fans to guess their top artist. This year's Wrapped is said to contain "multitudes," and fans are eagerly anticipating the reveal.
Last week's release date was a little earlier than previous years, so there is speculation that it could be released tomorrow, December 4th. Will you be bragging about your top artists or trying to hide your love for Coldplay? No matter what, it's worth checking your phone to see if the release has arrived. Last year, some users did not receive a notification or even got an error message, so it may be necessary to log in to find your details.
Fans are also curious about who will top the charts this year. In 2023, Taylor Swift was the top artist with over 26.1 billion global streams. Bad Bunny, who had taken first place the previous year, came in second, followed by The Weeknd, Drake, and Peso Pluma. The top songs had different contenders, with Miley Cyrus' "Flowers" taking the top spot, followed by SZA's "Kill Bill" and Harry Styles' "As It Was." Whether these same artists will have the same success this year remains to be seen.
There has been speculation that Spotify stops counting listening stats on October 31st, but the company has denied this. They have been tight-lipped on the exact date, but a pop-up message last month informed users that 2024 is "almost a wrap." They have advised users to make sure their app is updated to experience Wrapped "at its best."
It's important to note that Spotify Wrapped is available for both Free and Premium users. However, Premium users will receive additional personalized data, such as how many new artists they discovered that year. For those who can't wait for Spotify Wrapped, competitor Deezer has already released "My Deezer Year." This feature allows users to see their top songs and create a personalized quiz to share with friends. This year, the most streamed songs worldwide on Deezer were "Lose Control" by Teddy Swims, "Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone, "Espresso" by Sabrina Carpenter, "Texas Hold 'Em" by Beyoncé, and "A Bar Song" by Shaboozey.
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