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User Proposes Spotify Add 'Music Soulmate' Feature to Yearly Wrapped

This image is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) by user @brndxq, whose display name is 'brandon :)' and whose profile picture shows a person wearing a Santa hat. The post opens with the text 'please spotify', followed by an embedded image with white overlaid text that proposes a new function for Spotify's annual Spotify Wrapped feature: a 'music soulmate' tool that would match users to another person with the most similar music taste, calculated from their yearly listening activity. The background of the embedded text image shows the top of a person's dark hair, their hand holding a blue pen, a red interior wall, and a metal staircase railing.
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Spotify should have a "music soulmate" in their yearly wrap up where they match you with the person that has the most similar music taste to you based on your listening habits

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) by user @brndxq, whose display name is 'brandon :)' and whose profile picture shows a person wearing a Santa hat. The post opens with the text 'please spotify', followed by an embedded image with white overlaid text that proposes a new function for Spotify's annual Spotify Wrapped feature: a 'music soulmate' tool that would match users to another person with the most similar music taste, calculated from their yearly listening activity. The background of the embedded text image shows the top of a person's dark hair, their hand holding a blue pen, a red interior wall, and a metal staircase railing.

Origin notes

This content was originally posted to X (formerly Twitter) by user @brndxq, and was later distributed via the X.com meme.jpg RSS feed. It typically circulates online during the end of the calendar year, when Spotify releases its annual Wrapped listening summary for all users, as social media users widely share their Wrapped results and discuss desired improvements to the feature.

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