How To Use Song Psychic On Spotify? Get Spiritual With Spotify

Throughout existence, there has been only spirituality that does not have logic but still can be felt. Now, Spotify has also entered into the realm of spirituality with the Song Psychic. Long gone are the crystal ball times. Songs will predict the future for you now. Once you learn how to use Song Psychic on Spotify, you will understand why everyone has been so excited about it. 

Song Psychic on Spotify is simply a question-answer feature that gives an answer according to your situation. The most interesting thing about it is that the answer is in the form of the song. Not literally answering the question but more like a feeling you need to understand or in other words, vibe with. But I do not find it hard to match Spotify’s energy on how genuine is Song Psychic on Spotify as I do not find it as enlightening as they have said it to be.

In this article, I will be mentioning how to use Song Psychic, so you first have a personal experience with this feature. When you develop an opinion about your experience, I expect you to return to this article to comment and state your opinion on how true is the Song Psychic feature on Spotify.

How To Use Song Psychic On Spotify?

Simply, the Song Psychic on Spotify is based on the common concept of a fortune teller. The twist here is that this fortune teller is said to have a musical and humorous way of answering. Before anything else, I will dive into tutoring you on how to use Song Psychic on Spotify. Read below to learn how to use the Song Psychic on a mobile device:

1. Visit the Song Psychic on Spotify

To visit the Song Psychic feature on Spotify, open the Spotify Song Psychic on your Android or iOS device. You can also scan the QR code on the Song Psychic website from your PC to your mobile device.

2. Choose What You Want To Know About

Choose a Topic for which you want the prediction. Song Psych offers limited topics such as School, Friends and Family, Love, Career, life mysteries, your future, and some more. You have to choose one of these according to what type of query you are planning to ask.

3. Ask Your Question

On the next page, you will get a search bar where you can type your desired question. If you are lucky, you might find the exact question in the suggestions. Otherwise, you will have to choose a suggestion that is already available in the box.

4. Listen & Share

Your answer will be generated, and you will see options to retry, share, or listen to the track on Spotify. You can share the results with your friends to make the activity more fun and collaborative.

In Spotify’s article on the introduction to Song Phychic, they mentioned about Baby Tate’s sneaky preview of this feature. The question he asked was, “Should I go to clown school?” to which he got a humorous reply from Song Psychic. The answer was his own track, “Yasss Queen,” which says, “It’s so chaotic but so good” lyrically. While he might have been amazed by the reply, mine did not seem very relatable to me.

Plus, I found it very disappointing that you can not ask custom questions on there. You can only choose from available question options.

My Experience with Song Psychic Spotify

While Baby Tate added more to Spotify’s hype of the Song Psychic, however my experience causes me to hardly disagree. Firstly, the fact that you cannot ask a custom question annoys me because I could not find a simple question I wanted to ask, and the list of questions didn’t even have anything related. The simple question I put in was, “When will I get a girlfriend?” and I think something as easy and common as this should have been present. It would have been fun to see how the psychic answers to that. This was a turnoff, so I decided to go for Career prediction.

I chose My Future option and chose the question, “Do I have superpowers I just haven’t discovered yet? The Song Psychic took its time to answer “Uh Huh by B2K,” which goes like, “Girl, you messed up when you let me in, Told your best friend that you wanted me,” and so on. For one, I did not feel like there was any reference to my question here. 

Secondly, I was not in the pop mood but still had to listen to the whole song just to find a reference. The chorus of the song “I know that you wantin’ this. Tell me, can you handle it?” seemed more aligned with the question. Not only that, I was disappointed with the answer, but I was also disappointed with the time it took to get there.

I decided to give it another try due to the “Ask For Me” feature, so this time, from the main page, I selected the Ask For Me option. The app automatically chose love as my topic, and my question was also automatically, “Is my partner throwing me a surprise party?.” As soon as I pressed the submit button, the answer was generated as “This was not in the Forecast by TIGER KNIVES.” I had never heard anything about this song, and the lyrics were a little tough for me to hear at the moment. So, I gave up on the trend.

Wrapping Up

I let you read both Spotify’s and my own opinion on the Song Psychic on Spotify. Plus, now that you have learned how to use Song Psychic on Spotify, I would appreciate your opinion on it as well. It is obvious that you will get a different prediction, and maybe yours will be more accurate or at least fun. I hope that further updates from Spotify work on making the Song Psychic more efficient. 

Still, honoring Spotify’s and Baby Tate’s words, I probably would give this feature another try when I’m bored next time. Let me know your experiences in the comments as a sign of hope that this feature can actually be fun.

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