Wrapped has taken over… everything
I don’t wanna see your Spotify Wrapped. I wanna see your Wikipedia Wrapped
— @thesteffie.bsky.social (@thesteffie.bsky.social.bsky.social) 2025-12-03T10:09:56.781Z
So we know that most music streaming apps now do a Wrapped-style event, but the influence of this feature has really escaped the streaming realm. Yesterday, I got an email from my local theater telling me how many movies I’d been to in 2025.
And, according to a post by @thesteffie on Bluesky, even Wikipedia also now has its own year in review, with your total minutes read and most read stories.
Are there other musical wrap-ups?
You know, it’s funny you ask. There certainly are other musical wrap-ups, found on alternative streaming services. Apple Music has Replay, which might not be as colorful or in-depth as Spotify Wrapped, but it still gives you plenty of interesting information about your listening.
Amazon Music has Delivered, which this year looks pretty interesting with its personalized music festival feature. Deezer and HiFi Streaming platform Tidal also have similar — so there are plenty of ways for everyone to see what they’ve been listening to this year.
Replay and Delivered went live yesterday (Dec 2nd) so if you use Amazon or Apple Music, then you can already dig into your yearly stats right now.
Look out for YouTube recapped!
Music isn’t the only thing you can get a look back on, as YouTube has rolled out a video version that lets you look back on what you watched throughout 2025.
You can see if it’s available for you at YouTube.com/recap or on the YouTube app on your Android or iOS device (make sure the app is updated). It’s a fun way to see what kept you entertained this year from a video perspective, but I still think Spotify Wrapped is more fun.
What about podcasts and audiobooks?
Spotify isn’t just about music anymore — there’s loads of content on the service to devour. We’ve got podcasts with some of the biggest names in the game, like the Joe Rogan Experience, along with audiobooks you can listen to.
Both have made appearances in Wrapped's past, but will there be anything new for listeners of non-music content? With a little luck, we’ll be seeing lists of audiobooks and podcast stats so that we can compare those alongside our music listening habits.
It’s been a big year for Spotify
A whole load of stuff has happened for Spotify this year — some of it better than others. There have been price hikes in some territories, which have made an expensive service even more costly.
Some artists have left the service over links to conflict around the world, boycotting Spotify and removing their music. That’s not to mention the ongoing fight with AI, as the service pledges to make things better for hard-working artists who view AI as a threat.
But then there was the lossless launch, which brought a whole new way to listen for users. It’s not been all bad then — and with some luck, Wrapped 2025 is also going to be a highlight.
When did Spotify Wrapped drop last year?
We saw Spotify Wrapped launch on December 4th last year, so we think it's going to be any day now that it drops. You’ll get a notification when it does, likely on your phone. Keep checking back here, of course.
We’re on the clock all day to bring you the latest — and some fun extras. While we wait for Spotify Wrapped, why don’t you have a read of some of our other music streaming content:
Are you excited for Spotify Wrapped 2025?
We’re excited about Spotify Wrapped, but what about you? Are you looking forward to seeing what kind of music you’ve been listening to this year, or do you not care at all about your listening habits? If past years are anything to go by, there are plenty of people who love Spotify Wrapped, so it’ll be interesting to see what this year looks like.
