Fans Suspicious Of Sabrina Carpenter's Song Gets Special Treatment On Streaming Platform

Sabrina Carpenter (Photo: Instagram @sabrinacarpenter)

JAKARTA - It is undeniable that Sabrina Carpenter has managed to score a series of hits that easily stick to the head. His two latest singles, Espreso and Please Please Please in a short time, have won hundreds of millions of streams.

The strength of songwriting in Sabrina's songs is indeed quite interesting. Many tracks are packed with lowkey vocal mixes, not too prominent or require high tech. Until finally the arrangement played an important role behind the success of the singer. Lyric catchy and simple are perfect sweeteners.

The incredible number of streams shows how enthusiastic listeners are to enjoy the opening work of The Eras Tour 2024. However, there are also those who suspect that there is a special 'treatment' given to the pop superstar.

A number of netizens expressed their anxiety on social media. Some of them admitted that they were 'forced' to hear the song Sabrina Carpenter. This happened when they finished hearing their favorite songs/artiss, and their autoplay always led to Sabrina.

"This Twitter LIKE is also Spotify automatically playing its music (Sabrina) for you too. I'm trying to research this," wrote the @mazzypopstar account on X.

The tweet invites thousands of likes and comments. So far, the net has been viewed more than 42 million times.

Guys I’m being fr here but why does Spotify KEEP playing Sabrina Carpenter’s new song every single time an album or playlist im listening to finishes?? Has she paid Spotify to put her song first in everyone’s auto play or something??

— Amiel Bakshi (@AmielBakshi) June 16, 2024

Guys I'm being fr here but why do SpotifyKEP playing Sabrina Carpenter's new song every single time an album or playlist I'm listening to finishes? Has she paid Spotify to put her song first in everyone's auto play or something?

Discussions are getting warmer because it turns out that many have experienced the same thing. They suspect this phenomenon is a trick carried out by the industry for the benefit of being committed.

Spotify hasn't responded anything to this. However, from the narrative of some netters, autoplay usually displays new or old songs that are trending and popular. Is Sabrina Carpenter one that can be 'privilege'?