I’ve included a few well-loved classics but in some cases have also (gently) pushed the boundaries of what we might consider a traditional educational podcast.
I personally found it felt so good, that I decided to scour the internet for some of the best educational podcasts around. While new music was, of course, most popular with users, Spotify says there was a clear trend toward older tunes as well, with people rediscovering old favorites (or hearing them on TikTok or other social media channels).Īmong the most streamed classics were “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac, “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen, and “Smells Like Teen Spirit” by Nirvana.You know that deliciously smug feeling you get after you listen to an educational podcast? You spend 45 minutes learning about the history of La Sagrada Família and suddenly you think you’ve just earned yourself an architecture degree? And so what if you obtained this education while lying in bed at 3 in the afternoon in a food-stained t-shirt? Or while elbow-deep in the sink as you wash a week’s worth of dishes? That’s not the point! The point is that you feel smarter and it feels really, really good. Her debut album, Sour, was also the year’s most streamed full album. The songs claimed the top two spots in the U.S. Taylor Swift is ranked second among the most streamed artists, but the other real breakout star of 2021 is Rodrigo, who boasted two of the most globally streamed songs of the year-“Driver’s License,” which topped the list, and “Good 4 U,” which was fourth. This is the second consecutive year Bad Bunny has topped the list, but he became a bigger pop culture figure for many people, appearing in commercials for Corona beer alongside Snoop Dogg and actually wrestling in the WWE’s WrestleMania 37.
More impressive, he did that without releasing a new album. Topping the artists globally was Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny, who saw over 9.1 billion streams this year. The study looks at the songs and artists that the company’s 381 million users have gravitated toward as they go about their lives. Spotify Wrapped, the streaming giant’s annual look back on the year, has categorized 2021’s top artists, albums, songs, and podcasts.
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