開啟你的年度回顧：深入探索 Spotify 2025 年音樂魔法！

Spotify Wrapped is an annual tradition for Spotify users, giving them a personalized summary of their music and podcast listening habits over the past year. This year, Wrapped started rolling out at 1 PM GMT on Wednesday, following a teaser from Spotify that hinted at its release. Anyone with a Spotify account, whether paid or free, can access their Wrapped by updating their app and checking the special landing page. Once inside, users are greeted with a series of slides that break down their favorite songs, top genres, and most-played podcasts.

The way Spotify Wrapped works is pretty straightforward. Spotify tracks every song you listen to for at least 30 seconds, from January 1st to November 15th. If you listen to music offline, it only counts once you reconnect to the internet. Spotify then creates a playlist of your top 100 songs, based on how many times you played each track. Your top artist is determined by the number of songs you played, not the total time spent listening. Spotify also publishes charts of the most-played artists overall, with Taylor Swift topping the list last year and likely to do so again.

Spotify collects all this data for several reasons. First, it’s how musicians get paid—every play is logged, and royalties are distributed accordingly. Second, Spotify uses this information to keep users engaged, especially those with free accounts who see ads. By studying what people like and skip, Spotify can recommend new music and encourage longer listening sessions. Sharing Wrapped results on social media has become a phenomenon, as people enjoy reflecting on their music choices and connecting with others who share similar tastes. Celebrities also join in, posting their own Wrapped stats and celebrating their biggest fans. If you don’t use Spotify, other streaming services like Apple Music and YouTube offer similar features, allowing you to see your listening habits and earn badges for milestones.