Spotify Wrapped 2025 is here, giving users their yearly roundup of who, what and how they listened.
Spotify Wrapped first began as a viral marketing campaign in 2016 and has since become a huge event for music fans and social media users, with thousands sharing their ‘Wrapped’ every year.
The event sums up your year in music, sharing your top artists, songs, genres, and more.
Here is how to access your 2025 Spotify Wrapped and some of the new features that have been added this year.
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How to check your Spotify Wrapped 2025
To find your Spotify Wrapped, head to the Spotify website, which will have a link to your app.
It will then take you to a page where you can scroll through your Wrapped for this year.
As it rolls out, Spotify Wrapped should appear on your home page for easy access.
What is on Spotify Wrapped 2025?
As with previous years, there are statistics for your total minutes listened, top genres, most listened to songs, top artists and more.
For 2025, Spotify has also revealed users' listening ages, and shows their top artists in a race to see how you listened throughout the year.
Users are also being given a "club", ranging from "Cloud State Society" to "Soft Hearts Club" and more.
Spotify Wrapped 2025 also ends with "files", showing certain days where you listened to the most of a certain genre, the most music, and more.
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- Spotify launches new feature already being described as a weekly 'mini-Wrapped'
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When does Spotify stop tracking for Wrapped?
If you are wondering why your Spotify Wrapped may not have looked how you thought it would, that may be because Spotify does not track data for the whole year.
Spotify stops collecting Wrapped data from mid-to-late November; however, there is no confirmed cut-off date.
In previous years, the streaming app confirmed that it tracks data past October 31.
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