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The Spotify Wrapped 2020 Annual Review Summary is now available to users around the world. It allows you to easily view your most listened to songs, artists and albums in the Spotify application for iOS and Android. Is that how it works.
While the Apple Music Replay roundup is available year-round, Spotify Wrapped premieres annually in December. It is widely praised for its design and social features, making it easy for users to share their wrapped stats on social media.
How to Find Your Annual Spotify Wrapped Review
Through the web version of Spotify, you can find a basic version of Wrapped 2020 through this link. The web version of Spotify Wrapped allows you to view playlists of your best songs of 2020, as well as “missed hits.” There is also a playlist called “On Record” that allows you to “delve into some of your best artists of 2020 with a mix of conversation and music.”
But to access the full statistics of Spotify Wrapped 2020, you will need to use the Spotify app on iOS. Just open the Spotify app on your iPhone, then tap on the “Wrapped 2020” heading on the “Home” page. Spotify will then walk you through its annual Wrapped 2020 review.
Spotify is using an interface similar to Snapchat Stories for Wrapped 2020. You can choose to take a screenshot of any of the stories to share, or you can wait until the end and Spotify will give you three different Wrapped 2020 images to easily share on the social networks.
The preconfigured Wrapped 2020 images include your top artists, top songs, minutes listened to, and top genres. However, throughout the Spotify Wrapped video, Spotify offers more stats on things like the number of new artists it discovered this year and the most listened decades.
One of the most interesting statistics Spotify offers is the details on how it ranked compared to other Spotify users when you listened to it. For example, Spotify might tell you that you were in the “top 2%” of listeners for a specific artist this year.
Spotify also has some details on the most played artists globally:
Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny ranks first with more than 8.3 billion views this year from fans around the world. His album YHLQMDLG, released in late February and featuring collaborations with Sech, Anuel AA and Daddy Yankee, is also the number one album on streaming. Following Bad Bunny are Drake and Latin star J Balvin. The fourth most streamed artist is rapper Juice WRLD, followed by The Weeknd.
Billie Eilish continues her reign as Spotify’s most streamed female artist for the second year in a row, followed by Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande at places two and three. Dua Lipa and Halsey rank as the fourth and fifth most streamed female artists.
What’s in your annual Spotify Wrapped 2020 review this year? Let us know in the comments!
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