Spotify is releasing a MAJOR teaser for Wrapped 2024 – and eagle-eyed fans think they’ve cracked all nine references

The launch of Spotify Wrapped is a day that music fans either expect or dread.

The tool lets you dive deep into your musical obsessions from the last 12 months and uncover your trendy or tragic listening habits.

While Spotify has not yet confirmed the 2024 release date for Wrapped, the company posted a teaser video on X (formerly Twitter).

“There were a lot of them this year. This also applies to your wrapped. “Coming Soon,” it wrote mysteriously.

The video shows nine versions of the iconic Spotify logo in different colors and designs.

For example, one logo is black and gray and has metallic spikes around the edge.

Another is purple and white and features subtle sparkles.

It didn’t take long for eagle-eyed viewers to carefully examine all nine logos – and now they think they’ve cracked the references.

While Spotify has not yet confirmed the release date for Wrapped 2024, it has posted a teaser video on X. The video shows nine versions of the iconic Spotify logo in different colors and designs

The launch of Spotify Wrapped is a day that music fans either expect or dread

Spotify released the teaser at 2:00pm GMT on November 27th, and by 4:42pm GMT the same day, X user @vitudos had cracked all nine references.

‘all Spotify-packed references; a thread,” they posted along with a screenshot of all nine logos.

The first logo resembles a coffee cup, which @vitudos says is a nod to Sabrina Carpenter’s album.

“Espesso – short and sweet, by Sabrina Carpenter,” they tweeted.

Chappell Roan’s album “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” is represented by the light blue and white logo, while the bronze and silver logo is a nod to Beyonce’s “Cowboy Carter,” according to the fan.

Arguably one of the easiest logos to crack is the light green logo, which somewhat resembles Spotify’s original logo.

“Brat, by Charli XCX,” @vitudos simply wrote alongside a picture of the Brat album cover.

According to the fan, the black and gray logo with the pointed edge is a reference to Hardstone Pscyho by Don Toliver.

The first logo resembles a coffee cup, which @vitudos says is a nod to Sabrina Carpenter’s album

Chappell Roan’s album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess is represented by the light blue and white logo

Arguably one of the easiest logos to crack is the light green logo, which somewhat resembles Spotify’s original logo

Taylor Swift’s Tortured Poets Department, in turn, is represented by the dark purple and white logo, and the yellow snakeskin logo is a reference to Megan Thee Stallion’s Hiss.

Finally, the purple, water-like logo is a nod to Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard and Soft and the purple, glittery logo is a nod to Guts (Spilled) by Olivia Rodridgo.

While @vitudos may have cracked the credentials, fans are still torn about the likely release date for Spotify Wrapped.

“So Spotify Wrapped is coming out either tomorrow or December 2nd,” one user suggested.

Another wrote: “Spotify is scheduled to release on December 4th.”

And one joked: “2024 Wrapped release date: December 32nd, stay tuned.”

Meanwhile, another user analyzed previous years’ release dates in hopes of getting answers.

“Spotify Wrapped release dates in recent years: 2018 – December 6, 2019 – December 5, 2020 – December 1, 2021 – December 1, 2022 – November 30, 2023 – November 29, 2024 – ???” they wrote.

According to the fan, the bronze and silver logo is a reference to Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter.”

The purple, water-like logo is a nod to Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard and Soft, and the purple, glittery logo is a nod to Guts (Spilled) by Olivia Rodridgo

To get to the bottom of the matter, MailOnline asked ChatGPT for his take on the expected release date.

“For 2024, it is likely that Spotify Wrapped will be retired between November 29th and December 2nd, assuming they follow the same pattern,” the AI ​​bot said.

“Since today is November 29th, it could even be today!”

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