Crush Spotify playlist Messages

Photo via Jack Sipes/Twitter

Jay Hathaway

Internet Culture

Published Apr 18, 2017Updated May 24, 2021, 5:09 pm CDT

We used to confess our secret crushes through mixtapes on cassette, or dumb little notes written on college-ruled notebook paper. [Do you like me?Check one.] But those days in firmly in the past. Now the kids are doing it with Spotify playlists that spell out theirintentions in song titles. One womans effort to that effect is going viral this week. And, even better, it seems to have gotten her the guy.

I kinda like you and I wanted to tell you. You might not feel the same and that is okay, but I thought you should know. If u dont feel it I still wanna be friends. I am corny, Hannah Woodley wrote out in track names.

I told my crush I liked them through a Spotify playlist pic.twitter.com/f51lfkIMQv

hannah [@iwannabawitch] April 18, 2017

The message includes two Kendrick Lamar tracks, as well as songs by the Backstreet Boys, AWOLNATION, and Empire of the Sun. The 1975s You appears twiceits a very useful title for this sort of thing.

The object of Woodleys affection is one Jack Sipes, who posts beats on SoundCloud under the handle moon. Hes confessed to being the guy on his Twitter and on his account at Q&A social network curiouscat.

Howd you tell her you liked her too??? Did u also make her a playlist

nah i was like girl u look like a snack, he replied. A good line, although itsnotexactly the same level of effort Woodley put into her confession.

Woodleyspost aboutthe playlist is now nearing 200,000 favorites, and both she and Jack are reveling in it.

lil hanner famous and i got her here //t.co/m42khVr4Go

jack [@jackmsipes] April 18, 2017

She even asked Spotify for a little kickback in exchange for all the free publicity.

Spotify better pay me or I'm gonna be pissed

hannah [@iwannabawitch] April 18, 2017

But it didnt work.

Nice try! That looks like an epic playlist though. Good luck with your crush :] /SC

SpotifyCares [@SpotifyCares] April 18, 2017

Although Woodleysmight be the most popular message ever spelled out with Spotify track names, its certainly not the first. Earlier this month, a college student used a playlist to dump a guy she had gone on a couple of dates with. I am kinda lovin someone else but we can still be friends, she wrote.

And its also not the last. People are responding to Woodley on Twitter with their own joke playlists, and its turned into a minor meme:

I also made a playlist for my crush pic.twitter.com/9bykhAaNGB

jaÿ [@jajajayap] April 18, 2017

//twitter.com/tpoezy/status/854303651120136192

Me too pic.twitter.com/ANHsTAaI6q

Warren Jay [@WarrenJayy] April 18, 2017

Oh, the internet, where for every sweet gesture, there are 10 people demanding send nudes.

H/TDistractify

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