Spotify is sending users the ‘perfect’ playlist to go with their favorite emoji
Spotify wants to send you the perfect playlist dependent upon your favorite emoji. *Insert happy face emoji*
The Spotify Twitter account asked people to drop an emoji in its replies, and, in turn, the company would send back the “perfect playlist.”
Send us an emoji and we’ll send back the perfect playlist
— Spotify (@Spotify) July 31, 2019
Twitter users happily obliged. One Twitter user submitted a purple heart, and Spotify responded with a playlist, titled, “This is BTS,” as the K-Pop boy band is heavily associated with the color purple.
Only one choice for this https://t.co/5vU9WOxDRs
— Spotify (@Spotify) July 31, 2019
Not all of Spotify’s playlists were on point, though. Spanish singer Raoul Vázquez sent a Spanish flag emoji, and Spotify responded with a playlist called “Island reggae.” A playlist-emoji mashup that another user said made “no sense.”
— Spotify (@Spotify) July 31, 2019
Twitter user @ivieani submitted a queasy face, and Spotify made a playlist called “The Hangover Cure.”
— Spotify (@Spotify) July 31, 2019
Román Tejada sent in an eggplant, an emoji everyone–even Spotify, apparently–knows it’s a reference to a phallic symbol. The company aptly made a playlist called “Spotify & Chill.”
— Spotify (@Spotify) July 31, 2019
Even Target chimed in, tweeting a bullseye, and Spotify responded with a playlist called “On point.”
https://twitter.com/Spotify/status/1156588070139043840?s=20
Head on over to Spotify to give some of these playlists a listen or to Twitter to get your own.
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