It’s the time of year that everyone is waiting for: Spotify Wrapped. The feature has become a quintessential part of the holiday season since it launched in 2015, transforming Spotify's Year in Music graphics and text with humorous and often self-effacing parodies. This year, folks have also posted memes about their impatience while waiting for their Spotify Wrapped to appear.
As well as lamentations about how underwhelming their Spotify Wrapped is compared to other years.
...and specifically jokes about being called a "Pink Pilates Princess."
History of Spotify Wrapped
Spotify Wrapped first launched in 2015 as “Year in Music” and was renamed Spotify Wrapped the following year. According to Forbes, “Over the years, Spotify Wrapped has expanded to include fun facts about users’ data, such as the astrological signs of their favorite artists and the color of their music aura.”
In recent years, Spotify Wrapped typically released somewhere between Nov. 29 to Dec. 1, but as of Dec. 3, folks who use the music app are still waiting impatiently for their 2024 music statistics to come out.
On Nov. 27, 2024, Spotify posted on social media that Spotify Wrapped was coming soon and teased their logo in the style of multiple musicians’ CD covers. In the post on X (formerly known as Twitter), they wrote, “This year contained multitudes. So will your Wrapped. Coming Soon.”
It’s important to make sure that your Spotify app is up-to-date, and they write on their webpage, “To make sure you get your Wrapped, all you need is an account and a few hours with the songs and podcasts you love.”
Not everyone is patiently waiting, however, and memes abound on X and other social media platforms by music lovers sharing their impatience.
Here are 24 of the funniest Spotify Wrapped memes in 2024
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