Spotify stats are fascinating, allowing you to see intriguing trends in your listening history or remember the week you listened to the Pokérap on a constant, never-ending loop. Because of this, Spotify’s yearly Wrapped event, which shows you your most-listened to songs and genres, always goes viral on social media as users compare their listening tastes with their friends and bask in the glory or shame of their music taste.  Recommended Videos However, right now, a new way of visualizing your Spotify listening history is sweeping across social media.

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Update 4/15/22 1:19 p.m. ET: According to Scooter Braun, The Kid Laroi‘s comments were a publicity stunt — and the musician ran it by him first. “For those asking about the beef and my friends who are wanted to go hard … don’t believe everything you see on the internet,” the manager wrote via his Instagram Story on Thursday, April 14, sharing several screenshots of text conversations between him and The Kid Laroi discussing their plan.