What’s On My Playlist: College Edition
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What’s On My Playlist: College Edition

A look into my music taste during my average college day.

Jenna Salemie
Aug 11, 2020
Missouri State University
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What’s On My Playlist: College Edition
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My music taste varies tremendously throughout the day, and honestly I love it.

Walking to class

When I am walking to class or around campus, I want to feel empowered and walk with my head held high. To accomplish this, I listen to artists like Lizzo, Ariana Grande, and Megan Thee Stallion. These ladies make me feel so good about myself and I always feel like a queen while walking to class.

Driving to and from school

In the mornings when I commute to campus, I listen to mellow music to help wake up my brain. Loud and fast music makes my heard hurt. I usually listen to artists like Khalid and Russ when I want a chill car ride.

In the afternoons when I drive back home, I usually listen to Call Her Daddy on Spotify. This is the best podcast on Spotify hands down. Check it out; you won’t regret it.

In the car with friends

When I am riding with friends, I tend to lean towards more popular music. I suck at being on the aux cord because it’s so stressful, but if you go to playlists on Spotify, you’ll be good. Definitely ask your friends what they listen to and find a playlist that matches their taste. I love vibey summer music that we can listen to with the windows down.

Study time

While I am studying, I really like to listen to instrumental music. I find that when I listen to music with lyrics I don’t stay focused. Pandora is a great app to use for instrumental music. I usually listen to instrumental pop or Christian music.

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