Spotify Wrapped Parodies are an annual internet tradition that peaks every December when Spotify releases its personalized year-end user data. While the official feature provides colorful infographics of music habits, the parodies highlight the absurdity of modern listening—such as 'depression pop' or 'aggressive silence.' The meme format mimics Spotify's distinct aesthetic, including its neon color palettes and bold typography. It is widely used to satirize personal obsessions, niche hobbies, or the embarrassment of one's actual top-played tracks, turning a corporate marketing campaign into a relatable, self-deprecating community event that mocks our collective digital footprints.