Video game fans have a lot to celebrate: This Tuesday (29), International Gamers Day, the theme that’s inspiring Spotify playlists all over the world. Currently, there are more than 13 million playlists of users about gamesbeing 362 thousand in Brazil alone.
Of these more than 47 thousand Created this year. In addition, the country is the country with the highest consumption of these playlists latin america and third in the world, behind only her we that it Germany.
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When observing Brazilian states and regions southeast that it south Stand out among those consuming the most playlists on this topic, as well as some cases the Northeast that it Midwest.
And when it comes to musical style, New wave of pop that it Stone Are the genres that rock Brazilians, especially the classics Ali takefor every ha hathat it Everyone wants to rule the worldfor every Tears of fear, as the most listened. already around the world, rap music that it pop Gender lead, with it is not fairfor every Annie Mae, Niklas de, Old Jim that it miraclefor every Calvin Harris that it Ellie Golding Among my favourites.
In addition to playlists created by users around the world, Spotify account with the hub gamesWhere players can search for music to enjoy, relax or even work.
Check below for related data International Gamers Day:
Countries consuming the most Spotify user-generated game playlists in the world in 2023 (January-August)
1. United States
2. Germany
3. Brazil
4. United Kingdom
5. Canada
Latin American countries consuming the most user-generated game playlists on Spotify in 2023 (January to August)
1. Brazil
2. Mexico
3. Argentina
4. Chile
5. Mexico
Brazilian states consuming the most user-generated game playlists on Spotify in Brazil in 2023 (January-August)
1. Sao Paulo
2. Minas Gerais
3. Parana
4. Rio de Janeiro
5. Rio Grande do Sul
6. Santa Catarina
7. Federal District
8. Bahia
9. Goyas
10. Ciara
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