By JD Vance Dinnertime Bieber to Sam Altman’s Shazaming of Incredibly Popular Successful Songs, a Website claiming to have published the Spotify Listening habits of members of the Trump administrationTechnological leaders, and journalists circle.
“We scrape their accounts since summer 2024. Playlists, Live Listening Feed, Everything. We know what songs they played, when and how many times,” The Panama List website reads, claiming, “With some sleep, I could say with almost certain: Yes, this is them.”
Are all accounts real? At this point, it’s hard to tell. The accounts listed were not independently controlled by Wired. Reporter Mike Isaac of The New York Times, tells Wired that the songs listed on the web under his name match his actual Spotify Listening history. Five of Spotify’s listeners from the site confirmed to the verge the accuracy of their posted data. So, I spent the whole morning obsessive listening to every song about the “Panama Players”, enjoying a voyeurist look at the listening habits of powerful people.
Representatives of the public figures, whose playlists were presented, did not respond to immediate requests for comment.
Vance’s possible cooking playlist, which of which one was previously reported This drop, has “one time” by Justin Bieber and the Backstreet Boys “I want it so” in rotation. The “Panaman Playlists” also claims that the Attorney General, Pam Bondi, “Hot in Herre” and Nelly’s cold “cold as ice” sounds like a crazy LIB for the current immigration policy of the administration), the Governor of Florida of Florida Ron Ron desntis, and the grass “, and”, and the “, and the”, and the “, and the Gress of the Gazette”, both “and the grass”, and more “of the time, and the grass of the prefecture of the time, and more” is “, and the grass of the prefecture of the prefecture. “Girls just want to have fun.” (I mean that some of them also want Breeding rightsalso).
Even merry Republicans could not resist the gravitational traction Brat SummerIt seems, with a candidate for us under Secretary of State for economic growth, energy and Jacob Helberg environment listening to the “Apple” of Charli XCX more than 50 times in the past year. If the lists are accurate, Helberg could soon become the member of the Trump administration most about the merry Pop train. Chappell Roan’s “Feminine” and Addison Rae’s clock “Diet Pepsi” in as his next top two most listened to songs, according to the “Panaman playlists.” I wonder how Helberg’s potential leader would feel him that he was a Chappell head, especially considering that the artist said “Fuck Trump” Last year.
The songs Silicon Valley Tech leaders are supposed to repeat are particularly ruthless. The public Spotify account apparently attached to Openai CEO Sam Altman, who appears to follow playlists from one of Altman’s longtime friends, contains numerous Shazam lists of identified traces, from Dixon Dallas’s “Good Look”, a cheerful parody of country music, to Missy Elliott’s “Get Ur Freak On”. Elliott’s almighty success is mainly just the lyrics “Getting Ur Freak on” to repeat always and again, making it particularly ironic to Shazam. Additional songs that Altman seems to have Shazamed, include: Foster the People’s “Pumped Up Kicks”, Lorde’s “Responsibility”, “The A Team” by Ed Sheeran, “Fly” by Nicki Minaj, and Adele’s Make You Feel My Love “.
