Here's How to See Your Most-Listened to Songs of 2020 on Spotify Wrapped
Spotify has released its year-end program, Spotify Wrapped, which offers listeners a deep dive look at their top songs of the year.
There are new features for 2020, including an interactive quiz, plus deeper podcast insights and a look at the year's most streamed artists, with Bad Bunny topping this year's list.
Here, everything you need to know about how to view and access your Spotify Wrapped for 2020.
It's easy to see why Spotify saw an increase in users in 2020, as many of us looked for a good distraction or a brief hit of dopamine in a difficult year. And now, if you want to find out which music and podcasts you spent the most time with over the past 12 months—and share with your friends—you can use the service's Spotify Wrapped feature.
Wrapped offers insights in multiple ways. Within the app itself, you can see "Your Top Songs 2020" in playlist form, as well as the "On Record" playlist, a mix of music and interviews with some of the featured artists.
But if you've been seeing friends and loved ones sharing their "Wrapped" Top Songs lists over the last couple of days and you're not sure how to find your own, here's how to access your Spotify wrapped for 2020.
The first step to seeing your Spotify Wrapped is to go to the website and log in with your user info, which will allow you to see the full Wrapped slideshow. The show will inform you that the streaming platform's most streamed artist of 2020 was Bad Bunny and the top single was The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights." They've also included insights on podcasts, where The Joe Rogan Experience, TED Talks Daily, and The Daily from the New York Times were the top three.
Spotify also offered up a list of the top self-care playlists (though we also have some picks of our own on feel-good tunes). Beyond that, there is a section titled "The songs that soundtracked the movement" which references Black Lives Matter and includes socially conscious records like Childish Gambino's "This is America," Beyoncé's "BLACK PARADE," and Lil Baby's "The Bigger Picture."
According to CNET, people using a mobile browser to view Spotify Wrapped can add the playlist to their library easily—but you can also save the playlist on a desktop computer, too. Those who want to view Wrapped on the Spotify app can click "Browse" and then view the info under 2020 Wrapped. You can also search "2020 Wrapped" in the mobile app and find it that way.
In addition to personalized content, this year Wrapped includes the playlists Top Tracks of 2020 USA (which features The Weeknd, Harry Styles, and Dua Lipa), as well as Top Artists of 2020 USA (including Juice WRLD, Billie Eilish, and BTS).
This year, Spotify is unveiling six new features as part of the Wrapped program, including interactive quizzes and the "Story of Your 2020," which shows exactly when you listened to your no. 1 track of the year. And 2020 is the first year that Spotify Wrapped data is available to non-users of the service, so they can see global trends (though no personalized data).
Though Spotify Wrapped might be the most popular–the app had the industry's largest market share back in December 2019–people who use other streaming services can also receive similar listening insights. Apple Music Replay makes a mix of your top songs if you're an Apple Music user, while also showing your most streamed albums and acts. And Tidal has a similar function called My 2020 Rewind.
Spotify Wrapped is a fun way to learn about your own listening habits and share the music and podcasts you love with friends. But it's important to remember that many musicians are hurting financially right now, so in addition to sharing their work, there are also many other effective ways to support the artists that helped you make it through 2020.
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