Dads are ruining (improving) people's Spotify Wrapped data with their dad music

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Dads are ruining (improving) people's Spotify Wrapped data with their dad music

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Spotify Premium isn't free, so it makes sense that family members share accounts. When it's Spotify Wrapped season, though, giving Dad free rein on your account can wreak havoc on your Top Songs list.

As people post screenshots of their Wrapped data this week, the folks who share their account with Dad are adding extremely funny qualifiers to their tweets. No, they did not listen to Lamb of God for 18 hours. The person who did that was, in fact, their father.

The trend is a funny side effect of Wrapped's cultural clout in recent years. The annual rollout has transformed from a fun activity that pops up every December to an earnestly felt measure of one's experiences. If your dad's affecting your Wrapped lists — even if you don't actually care — you gotta bring it up. Can't muddy the waters of your online personality! (I'm not exempt from this: A few years back, I didn't even post my Wrapped data because my little sister had listened to so much Taylor Swift on my account. And I like Taylor Swift!)

That being said, several of these dads have better taste in music than their children.

Damn another Spotify year wrapped ruined by my dad listening to a shit ton of John Mayer on my account

— #FreeMark (@charliedurhammb) December 5, 2019

my Spotify wrapped got destroyed by my dad listening to exclusively country music on my account while building a deck for 4 months

— sydney? (@sydgreenie) December 5, 2019

just realised i gave my dad my spotify login about a year ago so he could use it on night shifts at work and this is what it looks like now ??? pic.twitter.com/gS4IKwzomK

— cassidy (@spicegrrrls) December 5, 2019

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December 5, 2019 at 10:33AM