Those are the standard accolades Spotify Wrapped tends to mention, but there are some new stats as well. Then, of course, you'll see how many genres you explored, as well as your Top 5 genres, how many different artists you listened to and your Top 5 most-played artists as well. Does Spotify do this on purpose so it can have plausible deniability with the bugs in its applications? If I could, I would post overwhelming evidence that this is indeed a bug with a screen capture video.You'll be able to see what your Top 5 most-played songs of the year were and receive a link to a curated playlist of your Top 100 most-played songs.
Your forums are also clearly flawed for not allowing users to post screenshots or screen captures of your buggy application. Like, why even have this button behave like it's your normal play/pause button (it clearly turns into a pause symbol when music begins to play, so it shouldn't turn into a play symbol with the shuffle sub-icon, but it does!). What's even worse about this defect is that even when you play an album from the start by pressing the first song title is that if you pause the song and use the play button on the album screen you don't unpause your song, you get shuffled to a new one. Why would Spotify even make this a feature or circumstance of not having a subscription when it is *clearly* affecting those who have paid subscriptions? There is no setting in the app (at least on iOS) that allows a paid subscription to change the default functionality of the play button. I am on iOS and the Spotify App Version is 8.5.78.928. Doing a clean reinstall does not solve the problem, nor would logging into someone else's account solve the problem long term.
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