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If you’re a music lover, you probably spend a lot of time on YouTube listening to your favorite songs. But did you know that there’s a way to see a recap of all the music you’ve listened to on YouTube? Here’s how!
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Introduction
Introduction
Your “Youtube Music Recap” is a great way to see what new music you’ve been listening to, and also to get recommendations for new music that you might like. Here’s how to find and use your recap.
What is a Youtube Music Recap?
Every couple of weeks, YouTube Music will send you a recap email of your recent listening activity. The recap includes data on which days and for how long you listened, your most-played artists and songs, and other interesting insights into your listening habits.
How to Find Your Youtube Music Recap
If you want to check out your recap of the music you’ve been listening to on YouTube, there are a couple different ways you can do so. For starters, you can visit your “History: Watched” page, which will show you all of the videos you’ve watched recently. If you’re looking for something a little more specific to music, however, you can also check out the “Music” tab on your “Interests” page.
To get to your “Interests” page, simply click on the three lines in the top left corner of any YouTube page and then select “History: Watched.” From there, click on the “Music” tab near the top of the page. On this tab, you’ll see a list of all of the songs and artists that YouTube has tracked for you based on your listening habits. You can use this list to see what new music you should check out or simply to remind yourself of some good tunes that you might have forgotten about.
How to Use Your Youtube Music Recap
YouTube Music is a streaming app for music lovers. It’s similar to Spotify or Pandora, but with a few key differences. One of those differences is the “Music Recap” feature.
The Music Recap feature gathers all of the songs you’ve listened to on YouTube Music in the past week and puts them into a convenient list. This is great if you want to remember what you’ve been listening to, or if you want to share your favorite songs with friends.
To find your Music Recap, open the YouTube Music app and tap on the “Library” tab. Then, tap on “History.” Your Music Recap will be at the top of the screen.
You can also view your Music Recap by going to your YouTube account settings and selecting “History: View your music history.”
From there, you can listen to any of the songs on your list, add them to playlists, or share them with friends. So go check out your Music Recap and start listening to some great music!
Tips for Maximizing Your Youtube Music Recap
Youtube Music recaps are a great way to see which songs you’ve listened to the most over a certain period of time. Here are some tips for maximizing your Youtube Music recap:
-Check your settings: under “History & Privacy,” make sure that “Only show songs with number of plays” is turned off. This way, you’ll be able to see all of the songs you’ve listened to, regardless of how many times you’ve played them.
-Filter by time period: By default, your recap will show songs from the past month. However, you can change this time period by clicking on the “Filter” button and selecting a different time period.
-Choose your metric: By default, your recap will show the number of plays for each song. However, you can change this metric by clicking on the “Metric” drop-down menu and selecting a different option (e.g., total minutes listened, average rating, etc.).
How to See Your Youtube Music Recap
If you’re a YouTube Music Premium subscriber, you can see a recap of the songs you’ve listened to recently. To see your recap:
1. Open the YouTube Music app.
2. Tap your profile picture .
3. Tap History.
4. Under “Up next,” tap Recaps.
To delete a song from your Recap, tap the three dots next to the song and then tap Remove from recap.
Conclusion
Thank you for watching this guide on how to see your Youtube Music Recap. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below.
Resources
If you’re a music lover, you’ve probably noticed that YouTube has a great music selection. You can find almost any song you can think of, and there are even entire channels devoted to specific genres or artists. But did you know that YouTube also has a feature that allows you to see a recap of all the music you’ve watched in the past week?
To see your music recap, simply go to your account settings and click on the “History: Week” option. This will bring up a list of all the videos you’ve watched in the past week, grouped by artist. You can also see how many hours you’ve spent watching music videos overall.
This is a great way to keep track of your favorite artists and make sure you’re staying up-to-date with their new releases. You can also use it to discover new music that you might not have otherwise found. So whether you’re a casual listener or a diehard fan, be sure to check out your YouTube music recap today!
About the Author
I’m a musician, and I also run a YouTube channel where I talk about music theory, songwriting, and production. Every so often, I like to check in on my analytics to see which of my videos are doing well and which ones need some work. Recently, I noticed that there was a new feature in the YouTube Music app that showed me a “Recap” of my recent listening habits.
Disclaimer
This is a static method and only works for people who use YouTube Music as their primary music listening platform and have the app installed on their Android device. The process requires no root access or special permissions, and only takes a few minutes to complete.
Before we start, there’s one important thing to note: this guide will only work if you have the YouTube Music app installed on your Android device. If you don’t, you can download it for free from the Google Play Store.
1. Open the YouTube Music app and tap on the Library tab.
2. Scroll down and tap on History.
3. Tap on the Filter button in the top-right corner.
4. Select Songs from the list of options.
5. Tap on Apply.
6. Your screen should now show a list of all the songs you’ve listened to on YouTube Music, in chronological order.
