Wall Street Journalさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Wall Street JournalInstagram)「Given Taylor Swift’s epic year, it’s no surprise she also took the top spot as the most streamed artist in Spotify’s year-end Wrapped roundup.⁠ ⁠ Fans listened to her songs more than 26.1 billion times, Spotify announced Wednesday. The Wrapped results also told Swifties how they ranked among their peers.⁠ ⁠ This year, it was harder than ever for individuals to crack the top 1% of Taylor Swift listeners. Some woke with ricocheting tears, discovering they fell to the top 2% or 3%. A handful found themselves in the elite top 0.001%.⁠ ⁠ WSJ analyzed dozens of results Swifties shared on Instagram, X and Reddit, focusing on two stats: their percentile ranking and the corresponding number of minutes they listened. ⁠ ⁠ Our analysis showed that you would have needed over 6,000 minutes of listening to get into the top 1%. Nearly 10,000 minutes and you’d be in the top 0.5%. As shown in this chart, ranking got steeper after that. To reach the peak 0.001% ranking, you had to hear nothing but Taylor for 150,000 minutes, give or take. That’s over 100 days of nonstop “Bad Blood.”⁠ ⁠ Read more at the link in our bio.」12月1日 2時53分 - wsj

Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 12月1日 02時53分


Given Taylor Swift’s epic year, it’s no surprise she also took the top spot as the most streamed artist in Spotify’s year-end Wrapped roundup.⁠

Fans listened to her songs more than 26.1 billion times, Spotify announced Wednesday. The Wrapped results also told Swifties how they ranked among their peers.⁠

This year, it was harder than ever for individuals to crack the top 1% of Taylor Swift listeners. Some woke with ricocheting tears, discovering they fell to the top 2% or 3%. A handful found themselves in the elite top 0.001%.⁠

WSJ analyzed dozens of results Swifties shared on Instagram, X and Reddit, focusing on two stats: their percentile ranking and the corresponding number of minutes they listened. ⁠

Our analysis showed that you would have needed over 6,000 minutes of listening to get into the top 1%. Nearly 10,000 minutes and you’d be in the top 0.5%. As shown in this chart, ranking got steeper after that. To reach the peak 0.001% ranking, you had to hear nothing but Taylor for 150,000 minutes, give or take. That’s over 100 days of nonstop “Bad Blood.”⁠

Read more at the link in our bio.


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