This Woman Used Spotify To Ask A Guy Out And Now People On Twitter Are Making Their Own Hilarious Playlists

By Callie Byrnes,
Twitter / @hanwoodley

I guess it’s ~cool~ to talk about your feelings via Spotify now?

At least, that’s what it seems like after one teen broke up with her BF by making a playlist with song titles that spelled out, “Do you still want to kiss me because I am kinda lovin someone else but we can still be friends.” Now another girl has decided to use her Spotify playlist for a similar reason — except this time, she was using it to ask a guy out.

Twitter user Hannah Woodley shared the playlist on Twitter and it quickly went viral.

OK, I’ve got to admit, it’s pretty cute.

Twitter / @hanwoodley
Twitter / @hanwoodley
Twitter / @hanwoodley
Twitter / @hanwoodley

And guess what! It worked out!

People decided to run with the idea and make their own playlists, and honestly, some of them turned out pretty hilarious.

https://twitter.com/tpoezy/status/854303651120136192

What better way to admit your, er, love?

https://twitter.com/heldemerdash1/status/854222501072691201

Well.

https://twitter.com/WillTapey/status/854333466917384193

Touché, touché.

Hurry up, everyone — better start making those playlists before the bandwagon is already gone. Thought Catalog Logo Mark

About the author

Callie Byrnes

Callie is a writer, editor, and publisher at Thought Catalog. Her debut book, ‘The Words We Left Behind,’ was released in January 2024.

These are the “Words We Left Behind.”

These are the “Words We Left Behind.”

My favorite memories are the ones that never seem noteworthy—the ones you never tell at parties or recount to your family, the ones that don’t have a plot or a reason. There’s something in those excerpts of life, something so beautifully, achingly human.

These are the moments that matter the most.

These are the words we leave behind.

This debut collection written by Callie Byrnes is bound in a beautifully textured uncoated cover featuring gold leaf foil.

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