Gwyneth Paltrow Calls Out Spotify Wrapped: ‘My Data Wasn’t Accurate

Gwyneth Paltrow recently made a shocking revelation about this year’s Spotify Wrapped, claiming that her listener data was inaccurate. The 52-year-old actress shared her frustration during a question-and-answer session with her lifestyle brand, Goop, where she was asked about her Spotify Wrapped results.

Paltrow’s comment came amidst a wave of speculation on social media, with many users questioning the accuracy of their Spotify Wrapped data. This sparked a series of conspiracy theories, with music fans pointing out discrepancies, particularly in the case of artists like Taylor Swift, who appeared in many users’ most-listened-to lists despite minimal listening of her music.

Paltrow, who has always been open about her preferences, took the opportunity to shed some light on her own Spotify Wrapped experience. “My data was not accurate,” she said bluntly. She went on to explain that she often played João Gilberto’s music at dinner parties, but was surprised to find that he was listed as her number-one artist.

“I listened to João Gilberto, like at dinner parties, but it has him as my number one artist,” Paltrow explained. “That’s impossible because I had it on a couple of times but not enough to warrant that spot.” The actress’s revelation adds fuel to the ongoing conversation about Spotify’s data accuracy.

Many fans have questioned how their listening habits were reflected in the Wrapped feature, leading some to wonder if the streaming service’s algorithms are less reliable than they first appeared.

On the professional front, Paltrow is set to star alongside Timothée Chalamet in the upcoming film Marty Supreme, which is sure to be a major talking point for fans in the coming months. As the controversy surrounding Spotify Wrapped continues, Paltrow’s candid comment serves as a reminder that even celebrities can be caught off guard by the platform’s data.