Access your Spotify Pie Chart for a deep dive into your playlists

Don't be bashful! You know you're curious about your Spotify Pie Chart results. (We promise we won't judge.) 

Since we have six months to go until we ask "How to find Spotify Wrapped," inventive UCLA student Darren Huang decided to fill the void with his third-party pie chart. Huang's nifty tool breaks down genres to show exactly what you've been listening to. 

No, this isn't your run-of-the-mill overview. Expect the chart to dig deep into genres—bubblegum pop, post-teen pop, neo mellow, eurodance, metropolis, the list goes on. It's all out in the open now.

So, how bad is your Spotify, exactly? We're about to find out! (We kid: again, we're not judging.) 

Spotify Pie Chart

In order to access your pie chart, you must: 

A) Have a Spotify account (see below)
B) Visit Huang's website to uncover your results

Once there, you'll be able to view your flashy, multihued chart and get a breakdown of your genres. Additionally, your top artists will be on display. (We've come across a few Harry Styles fans, of course.) 

Are you feeling brave enough to share these discoveries with your friends? Ready to inspire playlists on social media? After all, the people deserve to know. 

If you're looking for even more ways to have fun with your tunes, you'll want to explore Spotify's Only You feature, which will give you a birth chart reading based on your artist preferences. (While you're at it, be sure to have a look at our June horoscope.)

We can't forget about the Spotify Color Palette tool that assigns a hue based on your go-to musicians. Though not quite as in-depth as Huang's pie chart, it's certainly a fun, vibrant tidbit to share on social.  

If you feel as though your followers and friends need to know how devoted your are to Olivia Rodrigo or just how great New Jersey punk truly is, go download your Spotify Pie Chart! We'll be here, patiently waiting for your results.