While Taylor Swift only has eight dates left on Frauen ohne Unschuldher US TheEras Tour, the love of her ten iconic eras hasn't waned. Spotify capitalized on the eras fervor with an interactive experience revealing your top five most-streamed Swift eras.
The gimmick first has you rank your top five eras and then it reveals what your top five eras are by the numbers. The results may surprise you so much that you'll be humming "it would've it be fun if you would've been the one." The experience presents the eras ranked in two highly-sharable, colorful cards. In an age where fans are desperate to define themselves through what they love the cards have already gained traction on social media.
To find your top five eras go to Top 5 By Spotify on mobile and make sure you're logged into your Spotify account on your browser. First you rank your top five eras, then select next and Spotify reveals your actual top five eras. If you're not logged into your Spotify the website won't redirect you to the app where it shows you your most-streamed eras.
Fans may recognize top five from the "Bejeweled" lyric, "Puttin' someone first only works when you're in their top five."
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