The POV playlists make fun of the trendy, highly curated POV lists that go viral on TikTok, like "pov: you're the main character" or "pov ur the hot ex." Both playlists have over 30,000 likes on Spotify. Some trends on Weird Spotify Playlists include ingredient playlists and POV playlists. When I read the playlist title I thought there is no way the creator Existential Desk could create this narrative from song titles on Spotify, but sure enough there is a track called "Timothee Chalamet, Where Are You Going?"
My personal favorite is "You and Your Dog Named Timothee Chalamet Are At The Dog Park And No One's Around." It's a creative and random theme for a playlist, but what is most impressive about it and the trend itself is that the playlist creators are able to pull off these themes with song titles. They can even tell strange and unexpected stories through the titles. Instead these playlists make jokes that rely on the playlist title and song titles. This phase rejects the classic idea of a playlist - the songs on the list aren't exactly intended for listening. The Weird Spotify Playlist trend is the next phase of the playlist that dates back to the mix tape, as pointed out by Miles Klee of Mel Magazine. The Twitter is run by Matt who runs a handful of other Twitter meme pages like True, I Guess. The account crowdsources playlists in their dms and on the Weird Spotify Playlists subreddit, which has over 14,000 members. The account quickly gained half a million followers and posts a handful of bizarre playlists daily. Starting in the first week of August my Twitter feed became inundated by the account Weird Spotify Playlists, which posts screenshots of playlists where weird doesn't even begin to cover it. Though, you could also just send them Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling” 17 times, a surefire way to let someone know you hate them.There are now memes on Spotify. This method also works pretty efficiently for breakups, if you want to go that route. Made my crush a lil playlist 🤗💕 /VnGaEDa7RX- g April 20, 2017 Told my crush I liked her through a playlist 💕😘 /UZh04q9Kus- Red Nose Jose April 20, 2017 Made a playlist for my crush xoxo /HwPVXUp8Xn- alexis April 20, 2017 Omg made a spotify playlist for her crush /6AVKAPG68V- rocky shut the fuck up challenge April 20, 2017 I told my crush i like him thru a spotify playlist 😋🙈🙊💕😔☝ /QPWVPsQzGR- 지금 이 노래 💓 April 20, 2017 Or if your crush is on Cole Sprouse’s Jughead from Riverdale or Smash Mouth’s 1999 hit “All Star.” Which, frankly, what is not to love about either.
Of course, the meme works better if you’re a little less genuine in your feelings. I told my crush I liked them through a Spotify playlist /f51lfkIMQv- hannah 🏹 April 18, 2017 Which, if you do it right, should create a coherent sentence once listed on Spotify. This week’s best meme involves stringing together a message for your crush using song titles. (I did not fact-check this.) But now, a few wise-beyond-their-years Twitter users have figured out a new, more literal way to harness the power of a playlist to communicate with a crush.
Making a playlist for a crush is an age-old tradition that dates back, I believe, to the invention of the first cassette tape during the Stone Age.
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