How to find your 2024 videos packed in Spotify

Spotify Wrapped 2024 is here and that means I get to relive all the deeply embarrassing music decisions I made this year – yes, there were a lot of them ClaireNo, I’m actually not feeling well.

It also means that my hard work of listening to the same song over and over again one day a year until I hate it is finally paying off because I get a 30-second video from my top artists who are absolutely obsessed with me .

If you haven’t seen video messages from your favorite artists yet, don’t worry, I promise you, they’re obsessed with you too, you probably just missed it. But don’t worry, because I’m here for you!

How to Find Your Spotify Wrapped 2024 Artist Video News

First, make sure your Spotify app is up to date. Apparently mine wasn’t and I couldn’t see any of the Wrapped features and almost cried.

Once you’ve got that sorted, go to your home screen and look for the Wrapped banner. It’s about as subtle as an influencer landing a brand deal, so you can’t miss it.

As you scroll through your Wrapped story, pay attention to the “Your Top Artists” section. This is where the magic happens. You will find video messages from your most played artists, if they have recorded one.

You can also see all of your favorite artists’ messages if you tap the “Packaged” tab at the top of the screen and then click “Your Artists’ Clips.” There you can play your video messages as many times as you want and pretend you are FaceTiming your favorite artist.

Who created artist news for Spotify Wrapped 2024?

Literally THOUSANDS! We talk to the biggest artists in the world from all kinds of genres Charli xcx, Taylor Swift, Troye SivanWayv, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Alex Warren and so many more.

However, if you’ve discovered that you’re actually a fake fan of an artist you thought you loved (but didn’t get a message from), here are some of his videos.

So there you have it, now go forth and improve your listening stats like the music connoisseur you are. And remember: Don’t let anyone judge your top artists, even if it’s really embarrassing.

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