YouTube Music Recap 2025 is now available in Vietnam.
YouTube Music Recap 2025 has started rolling out in Vietnam, allowing users to review their entire music listening and video viewing habits. Some accounts were opened early, while others will need to wait a few more days.
YouTube Music Recap 2025 is now available for Vietnamese users.
YouTube has just launched a year-end summary feature on its main app, alongside the familiar YouTube Music Recap. Users can review their entire entertainment habits over the past 12 months, from favorite artists to popular music listening styles.
On the morning of December 4th, many accounts in Vietnam saw the YouTube Music Recap 2025, but the distribution was happening in batches. Due to the random nature of the updates, some accounts were able to view it immediately, while others had to wait a few more days.
How to check if your account has YouTube Music Recap 2025
YouTube is enabling Recaps based on user groups. You can check this by following these simple steps:
Update the YouTube app to the latest version on your phone.
Open the app and select the You tab in the bottom right corner.
If the account is already open, the Recap 2025 section will appear right above the viewing history.
In addition, users can access directly:https://www.youtube.com/recap
Conditions for using YouTube Music Recap
To view YouTube Music Recaps, accounts need sufficient viewing history from January to the end of October 2025. Accounts that have disabled viewing history or enabled auto-delete will not have enough data to create a Recap.
YouTube also requires:
Users must be 13 years of age or older (or as defined by each country).
The account must be fully logged in and not in Delegate mode for the Brand Account.
Currently in use in countries on the support list, with over 185 markets and 17 languages.
Accounts that are under surveillance or used outside of supported areas will not display Recaps, even if they meet other criteria.
YouTube Music Recap and YouTube Recap operate independently.
YouTube states that YouTube Music Recap does not replace the music app's Recap feature. YouTube Music users will still have their own summary of most-listened artists, trending songs, and popular podcasts.
Meanwhile, the main YouTube app's Recap feature compiles viewing habits for long videos, short videos, and subscribed channel content.
Along with Recap, YouTube announced its trending rankings in the US. MrBeast continues to top the list of most prominent creators. The Joe Rogan Experience podcast maintains its number one position.
Interestingly, the K-Pop soundtrack for Demon Hunters topped the music charts but didn't dominate on Shorts, highlighting the difference between users' long-form and short-form viewing habits.
