What Your Spotify Playlist Says About You
What Your Spotify Playlist Says About You
2023 is coming to an end in just a few weeks. This year has flown by. Spotify has released 2023 Spotify Wrapped which breaks down the year in our listening habits. This year Spotify has added a new featured called Me in 2023. This new addition to the annual wrap up puts listeners into 12 different characters based on how and what users listened to on the platform. Listed below are the different characters thanks to our friends at Spotify.
Vampire
When it comes to your listening, you like to embrace a little… darkness. You listen to emotional, atmospheric music more than most.
Alchemist
Listening is your laboratory. You create your own playlists more than other listeners do. Nice work, doc.
Time Traveler
Have we met before? You travel back in time and listen to songs on repeat, again and again. The best tracks never get old.
Cyclops
When it comes to your listening, you’re loyal and devoted. You like to focus on one genre. Sometimes while wearing a monocle.
Luminary
There’s a spark in you, and your listening shows it. You play light, upbeat music more than others. Bet you’re fun at parties.
Mastermind
Knowledge is power, listener. Which makes you powerful indeed, as you like to study a wide range of different genres. Clever you.
Roboticist
You like to hit play, kick back, and let the clever algorithms work their magic, track after track. Oh look, that rhymes.
Shapeshifter
One moment you’re head over heels for an artist. The next, you’ve moved on. Some say it’s erratic. We call it eclectic.
Collector
Your taste is sublime. You listen mostly to your own playlists, and we totally get why. They’re perfect, after all.
Hunter
You’re always searching for new favorites. You skip tracks more than other listeners. Maybe it’s the thrill of the chase?
Fanatic
Once you pick a favorite, you never let go. Your top artist makes up more than a third of your listening. Impressive.
Hypnotist
Your concentration is absolute, friend. You like to play albums all the way through, from the opening track to the final note.
Courtesy of Spotify
