One year after Spotify confirmed a crackdown targeting fake streams and AI slop, editorial playlists including RapCaviar are actively experiencing material listenership falloffs. That’s according to a deep-dive analysis from PlaylistSupply, which drew from a trove of Chartmetric…
ReleaseFirst reported 1 oct, 20:45 / 1 outlet
Listener Counts for Spotify’s Biggest Playlists Are Suddenly Tanking Amid Fake Account and AI Slop Crackdowns, Report Finds
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