[All Platforms][Playlists] View all playlist followers/who likes my playlists

[Peter__]

I would really like the ability to view all of my playlist followers and I am sure I am not the only one. What I am suggesting is a simple system, where you could press on the "# Followers" section of the playlist Window:

I would suggest it would either give you a drop down of all the followers or even better (in my opinion), a redirect to another page with all the followers on it similar to the Following/Followers tab in the Follow page of the client.

Please add your kudos and any comments here!

Peter

[isaacrspn]

You should really reconsider this, maybe you can see who follow it. Maybe an ex, or check who are the people you connected deeply…

[jezz_meow]

This is nice.

[Danii111]

 I don't know if it's just me, but I'd like to know who saves my playlists. 

[Chainsaw]

I agree.  It can be a good way to find other users who have similar taste.  Maybe I’d follow them and see what playlists they have created or saved.  If it’s a privacy concern, Spotify could allow people to opt out. As it is, most (if not all) profiles are visible to the public and can be searched by name. 

[Nare_yan]

Spotify should let users see who saved their playlists because it would significantly enhance user engagement, creativity, and community interaction on the platform. When people can see who saved their playlists, it gives them meaningful feedback and validation, encouraging them to curate more thoughtful, high-quality playlists. It adds a human connection to the otherwise anonymous numbers, strengthening the social aspect of Spotify and fostering organic sharing and new connections. For creators, tastemakers, and aspiring influencers, this feature provides valuable audience insight, similar to how other platforms like Instagram and YouTube support their content creators. It also promotes better music discovery, as users are more motivated to make playlists worth saving when they know they have an audience. Transparency and reciprocity would thrive—just like seeing who liked a post or followed your profile—turning Spotify into a more interactive and creator-driven space. Privacy concerns could easily be addressed with an optional opt-in feature, allowing users to choose whether they appear in save lists. Most importantly, the feature aligns perfectly with Spotify’s long-term goals of deeper user engagement, more social features, personalized discovery, and increased time spent on the platform. A simple change like this could transform playlisting into a more rewarding, community-driven experience for everyone.

[sarahhhv123]

Bring back being able to see who has saved my playlists. I am a curious cat! When I share my playlist link online, I want to be able to see what users have saved it/them. If they have access to the way I have crafted and organized my music, I should have access to view who saved it.

[TimmyCage]

Spotify, plz let us see who saved our playlists... the people want it, give the people what they want! PLEEAASE!! 

[aejinx]

Listelerimizi kaydedenleri görebilmeliyiz diye düşünüyorum. Kaydedilme sayısı görünüyor ama kimlerin kaydettiği görünmüyor. 

[Blaisedaze]

I would also be very interested to see! I feel like this existed before, like circa 2015. 

[Danii111]

 I'd like to know who saved a playlist I created, not only the number of people who saved it, but also specifically which users did so, since someone suggested this idea a long time ago, but it remained in the "not right now" status. 

I spoke to support and they told me that the team would review it but that for now I could comment on the idea again, so it can be voted on again and they can consider it again.