Spotify Wrapped 2022 is here – here’s how to check your stats

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Spotify Wrapped, the yearly report showing your listening habits, is here.

Want to know if the viral hits of 2022 landed in your constant rotation? Maybe you want to prove to your peers that your tastes are eclectic and impeccable.

Regardless of what you want to gain from the report, Spotify Wrapped has become a yearly tradition for many music lovers.

This year, you’ll see your Top Songs of 2022, Your Artists Revealed, Top Tracks & Artists of 2022, A Look Back at 2022, and more.

2020’s Wrapped had mini-quizzes, but you get some more personal touches this year. That includes music personality tests and listener habits.

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You’ll also get basic stats, like how many minutes of music you listened to and artist messages to top fans.

Here’s how to see your Spotify Wrapped 2022 stats

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Open up your Spotify app

You’ll see a banner at the top of the app, or a badge in the middle that will point you to your Spotify Wrapped

Tap on that, sit back, and cringe at your questionable musical choices

You can share your Wrapped cards on Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok

Again, you’ll only be able to see your Spotify Wrapped 2022 on the iOS or Android app.

Once you’ve had enough of reliving your year in music, go to literally any social media platform to see what your friends are posting about.

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Spotify Wrapped has become a huge event, and it’s always fun to see what friends are sharing regarding music tastes.

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