Last week, YouTube shared its list of the top 10 music videos of the year, which includes The Weeknd's Save Your Tears and Olivia Rodrigo's Drivers License. This year, the company has also created playlists featuring the year's overall biggest hits and the top tracks from genres including rock, country, hip-hop and Latin. In previous years, YouTube Music has rolled out a Year in Review playlist highlighting users' most-streamed songs and artists, but it wasn't available to everyone. And yes, you'll be able to share that playlist and those stats by tapping the arrow at the bottom of the stats card. You'll also see your recent music discoveries and have the option to listen to your favorite picks of the year in a personalized playlist. The Recap landing page appears on the YouTube Music app, where users can scroll to see personalized stats. YouTube Music on Monday launched a feature called 2021 Recap, which shows users their top artists, songs, music videos and playlists from this year. I like to console myself by saying, "Hey, you already know your number one artist is Taylor Swift and that the most listened to song is probably the 10-minute version of All Too Well." But it's still not the same as being able to share listening habits no one asked about on every social platform. While everyone else is sharing fun stats about their top artists and songs of the year, I can't help but feel a slight sense of envy. Spotify Wrapped season is admittedly a lonely time of year for people like me who use other music streaming services like YouTube Music.
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