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You know how you’re always trying to prove to your friends you have the best music taste? Or maybe you’re like me and have a few guilty pleasure artists you hope no one ever discovers. Well, this new internet thing is basically a giant magnifying glass on all of that. It’s the ultimate way to have someone judge my Spotify playlist.
It’s called the Spotify Iceberg. And I’m not even joking, it’s the coolest thing I’ve seen in a while. I saw these Iceberg Spotify pictures everywhere and was like, “Okay, fine, I’ll see what this is all about.” And it was totally worth it. So I’m gonna tell you what it is, how you can do it, and why it’s actually so fun.
Okay, But What IS a Spotify Iceberg?
You know how an iceberg only shows a little tip above the water, but the biggest part is hidden underneath? The Spotify Iceberg uses that same idea for your music. It’s a picture that sorts the artists you listen to based on how popular they are.
- The Top of the Iceberg: Right at the very top, you’ll find the super famous artists you listen to. This is your mainstream stuff. Think of the singers and bands you hear everywhere—on the radio, in stores, on TikTok. For me, this had artists like The Weeknd and Post Malone.
- Going a Little Deeper: As you go down, just below the water, you get to artists who are still famous, but maybe not playing on every radio station 24/7. These are popular artists, but maybe in more specific genres.
- The Deep, Dark Water: This is where the real fun is. Way down at the bottom of the iceberg, you’ll find your hidden gems. These are the artists that most people have never heard of. Your favorite small indie band, that underground DJ you found, or that artist with only a few thousand listeners. This part of the iceberg is like your secret music stash.
Honestly, it’s just a super fun picture of your taste in music. It’s way better than sending a boring playlist link, and you get to show off all your cool, hidden gem artists!
How You Can Make Your Own Spotify Iceberg
Alright, so you wanna make one? It’ll take you like, one minute, tops. The place everyone is going is a website called Icebergify; it’s the biggest Spotify Iceberg maker around.
Here’s what you do:
- Head over to Icebergify. Just open your browser on your phone or computer and type in Icebergify. It’ll be the first result.
- Hit the “Create Yours” button. You literally can’t miss it, it’s a huge button right on the front page.
- Log in with your Spotify. It’s going to ask you to log in. Don’t sweat it, it takes you to Spotify’s real website, so your info is safe.
- Just say “Okay” to the permissions. Icebergify needs to peek at your listening history to work its magic, so you’ll have to agree to it.
- You’ve got your iceberg! That’s literally it. Your personal Spotify Iceberg chart will just appear on your screen. Save it, send it to your group chat, and get ready to defend why you listened to that one band so much back in 2018.
Oh, and a quick heads-up: if the site is slow, don’t sweat it. It just means a ton of people are making their own. Just give it a second and hit refresh.
How Does Spotify Iceberg Work?
After I got my chart, I was thinking, “How in the world does it know this?” It seems like some kind of magic, but it’s really just clever. You’re not giving Icebergify your password or anything, you’re just letting it have a quick look at your listening history.
It looks at your top 50 most-played artists from the last month, the last six months, and your all-time history. Then, it checks how popular those artists are worldwide. Artists with tons of listeners go on top, and the ones with fewer fans go to the bottom. It then puts them all together on that iceberg picture for you.
My Iceberg Was a Real Trip Down Memory Lane
So of course I had to try it myself, and let me tell you, it was a trip. Looking at My Spotify Iceberg, the top was no surprise—just my usual artists for driving or background noise.
But then I started scrolling down, and that’s where it got good. I saw bands I was completely obsessed with in college, and it instantly took me back to late nights cramming for exams. Total nostalgia trip.
The best part, though, was the very bottom. It dug up artists I totally forgot existed! There was a folk singer I saw at a tiny open mic night once, and a random band from Spain a friend showed me ages ago. It was like digging up a time capsule. It just goes to show your music taste isn’t just one thing, it’s this whole collection of random moments from your life.
The Good and the Bad
Icebergify is awesome, but let’s be real, nothing’s perfect. Here’s a quick rundown.
The Good Stuff:
- It’s Just Fun: It’s a simple, enjoyable way to kill a few minutes and learn something about yourself.
- Start a Conversation: Post your iceberg online and watch your friends comment. “You listen to THEM?!” It’s a great way to connect with people over music.
- Find Old Music: You will definitely see an artist that makes you go, “Oh yeah! I love them!” and then you’ll spend the rest of the day listening to their old albums.
- It’s Free! Can’t beat that.
The Not-So-Good Stuff:
- The Privacy Thing: Okay, so on the privacy front. You are letting a website see your listening data. It’s most likely fine, but if you’re like me and a little paranoid, you can (and probably should) remove its access when you’re done. Just hop over to your Spotify account settings, find “Apps,” and you can kick Icebergify out.
- It Can Be Slow: And yeah, sometimes the site gets super busy and lags. If it does, just be patient for a minute. It’s not broken.
Other Cool Music Tools to Try
If you like the iceberg, you might also get a kick out of these other sites:
- Spotify Pie Chart: This one shows you a pie chart of all the music styles you listen to. Are you 50% rock, 30% pop, and 20% funk? This will tell you.
- Receiptify: This turns your favorite songs into a cool-looking “receipt,” like you just bought them at a store. It’s very aesthetic.
Want to listen Spotify on your desktop? Check this out! Spotify – Web Player
So, What’s the Final Word?
So, what’s the final verdict? You should absolutely go try it. The Spotify Iceberg is one of the coolest internet trends I’ve seen in a long time. It’s a simple, fun way to look at your own music history and show it off.
It’s just a cool little reminder that our playlists are more than just songs, you know? They’re like a map of our memories.
So seriously, go make yours! And definitely drop a comment below with what you find. I really want to see the weirdest artists that show up at the bottom of your iceberg.
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