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About a month ago, Mike Isaac, a tech reporter at the New York Times, received a strange message on his phone.

Yeah, it was actually, it was funny. It was like 10.30 at night. And it's basically just like

this note out of nowhere, I'd do accept the request because I didn't know who it was. And it was like,

Hey, Mike, just FYI, I've been scraping the, you know, open playlist data from a number of public figures for about a year now and created a website just to kind of show off how much of people's listening habits are public.

Oh, by the way, you're on it too. Take a look.

The website was called the Panama Playlists, a riff on the infamous Panama Papers, a massive

leak that exposed millions of financial records from big spenders using an offshore law firm.

Some big names were in the Panama playlist, but it was much lower stakes.

It was like the type of music that J.D. Vance would listen to, or someone supposedly with the name J.D. Vance and the playlist, J.D. Vance, would listen to under a playlist called Making Dinner, right?

And so it would be like the Backstreet Boys, I want it that way,

or a Justin Bieber song, you know, things where, sure, I've listened to these songs,

but it might not be the ones I'm, like, tweeting out for all my friends in the public to see.

According to the Panama playlist, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is a fan of Nellie's

hot in here. OpenAI's Sam Altman has a playlist of tracks he's shazammed, one that includes

Missy Elliott's iconic Get Your Freak On. Dozens of

high-profile public officials and

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