Spotify Wrapped reveals your favorite songs and artists of the year and decade

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(CNN Business) - Musicals can be on your streaming playlists or you might prefer to listen to some hip hop.

Whatever your guilty pleasure, Spotify Wrapped 2019 offers music lovers an overview of their listening habits, both last year and the last decade.

The latest custom feature of the Spotify streaming service allows users to see what songs, albums, artists and podcasts they discovered in 2019.

It also allows users to see how their musical tastes have evolved - or not - since 2010.

Spotify users who have had an account for at least two years will be able to see their most listened to artists and their total listening time during the last decade.

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Spotify Wrapped also determines where a listener's favorite musicians come from.

People with Spotify Premium will receive stories with additional data, including the number of artists they discovered in 2019.

Some fans expressed disappointment on social media when the show was launched Thursday, saying they couldn't access their lists. CNN Business has contacted Spotify to get any comments about it.

This year's feature launch takes place two days after Spotify announced the most popular platform results in 2019 and in the last decade.

This year's most popular artist was rapper Post Malone, with more than 6.5 billion broadcasts worldwide.

Singer Billie Eilish was in second place, followed by Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran and Bad Bunny.

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Drake was the most listened artist of the decade on the platform. Sheeran came in second place, followed by Post Malone, Grande and Eminem, respectively.

The most popular song of the decade was "Shape of You" by Sheeran, who beat Drake's "One Dance" with Kyla and WizKid in the crown.

CNN Toyin Owoseje contributed to this report.

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