Spotify has done ~the dirty work~ and sifted through over 2.5 million sex playlists created by its users (yep, 2.5 million) to figure out Australia’s favourite sex songs just in time for Valentine’s Day.
When it comes to baby makin’ music, Aussie Spotify users are very keen on smooth hip-hop like The Weeknd’s The Morning, Drake’s Marvins Room, Beyoncé’s Drunk In Love and Childish Gambino’s Sober, because, well, they’re pretty sexy.
As The Guardian reports, globally, the sexy song which rules them all is The xx’s slow-motion-inducing instrumental Intro, which is the most common track on Spotify users’ sex playlists. And yes, Spotify knows what’s in your “$exy Timez” playlist.
Thirsty males have created 56 per cent of Spotify’s sex playlists, while females have created 44 percent. That said, both sexes clearly love hearing some Chet Faker, Zella Day or LP in the bed room.
Spotify has also collected the world’s 28 million love playlists for something a little more modest, and has put together an ultimate love playlist featuring the most popular tracks, including songs by Miley Cyrus, Beyoncé and Justin Timberlake.
Catch Australia’s (and the world’s) favourite sex songs along with their Spotify playlists, below, and try to play it cool this Valentine’s Day.
Top Sex Songs In Australia (via Spotify)
“The Morning” – The Weeknd
“Earned It” – The Weeknd
“Birthday Sex” – Jeremih
“Don’t” – Bryson Tiller
“Marvins Room” – Drake
“Drunk in Love” – Beyonce
“L$D” – A$AP Rocky
“Lotus Flower Bomb” (featuring Miguel) – Wale
“Jungle” – Drake
“Sober” – Childish Gambino
Top Sex Songs (Globally) (via Spotify)
“From Eden” — Hozier
“Menswear” — The 1975
“Magic” — Coldplay
“You & Me (Flume Remix)” — Disclosure, Eliza Doolittle
“Sweet Ophelia” — Zella Day
“Let’s Get Started” — Dylan Gardner
“Night Like This” — LP
“Talk Is Cheap” — Chet Faker
“Dreams” — Fou De Toi
“Intro” — The xx
Top Love Songs (Globally) (via Spotify)
“All Of Me” — John Legend
“Stay” — Rihanna, Mikky Ekko
“Not A Bad Thing” — Justin Timberlake
“Drunk In Love” — Beyonce, Jay-Z
“Say Something” — A Great Big World, Christina Aguilera
“Me And My Broken Heart” — Rixton
“Adore You” — Miley Cyrus
“Just Give Me A Reason” — P!nk, Nate Ruess
“Let Her Go” — Passenger
“Mirrors” — Justin Timberlake
Top Sex Songs In Australia
Top Sex Songs (Global)
Top Love Songs (Global)
