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YouTube is getting ahead of the game against Spotify, which hasn’t rolled out its Wrapped experience yet.

A big part of the success behind Spotify Wrapped is the ability to share your stats on social media, so it’s no surprise that YouTube has also made it possible to share your results with others. Once you see your stats, you can share your 2022 Recap on apps such as Instagram, Twitter or Facebook by tapping the arrow at the bottom of each story.

You can access your Recap by heading to the YouTube app on iOS or Android and searching for “2022 Recap.” You will then see your Recap playlist and you can click on the stories banner to view your personalized stories. This year, the experience is accessible through the main YouTube app. Last year, you could only access your Recap through YouTube Music. You can even choose to personalize them by adding your own images directly from Google Photos. You can also see shareable cards highlighting your top songs from each season. In addition, the Recaps share the unique-to-YouTube content, such as remixes and live performances, that you loved the most this year. There’s also a new “Identity” feature that will give you a personalized “music personality” that captures your music vibe based on your listening habits. The 2022 Recaps includes a new “Top Trends” stat that will show you which artists you discovered before others. This year, the company says it’s making the experience more immersive.

The feature lets users see their top artists, songs, music videos, playlists and more. YouTube Music introduced the Recap feature last year to compete with Spotify. The launch comes ahead of Spotify’s highly anticipated Wrapped feature, which tends to take social media by storm every year.

YouTube Music announced today that it’s starting to roll out its personalized end-of-year Recaps to allow users to relive their favorite music moments of 2022.