'My Spotify Wrapped is horrifying – top five songs had people in stitches'

A man's Spotify Wrapped has had the internet in fits of laughter after he revealed his rather unconventional top five songs.

Spotify users eagerly await their annual summary of most-listened tracks and artists, ranging from Blur to Beyoncé and sparking lively discussions on social media as people post their musical year-in-review.

However, it turns out that not everyone uses the streaming service for tunes or podcasts; some have found a more creative use for it. Hilarity ensued when @JustBoysLaughin shared his brother's "top songs" of the year on Twitter, which were far from your typical chart-toppers.

Instead of indie anthems or pop hits, his brother's most-played tracks were all about keeping pests at bay, with "Sounds to Repel Racoons" taking the number one spot, followed by "Scare Away Raccoons".

The third place went to "Repel Racoons," fourth was "Get Rid of Raccoons", and completing the list was "Raccoon Repellent," all produced by the artist Repellent Frequencies.

If you're expecting the Repellent Frequencies EP to be the latest collection of undiscovered hits from an avant-garde band, prepare for a let-down. These tracks are actually frequency noises designed to keep pests at bay in outdoor spaces, and they've made their way onto Spotify for the curious listener.

The public's reaction to this peculiar playlist has been a mix of amusement and surprise. Comments have ranged from one person suggesting "Repellent Frequencies is actually a sick band name."

Another playfully challenged the public, writing: "Oh you like Repellent Frequencies? Name 5 songs." A third added: "I looked this up and honestly it's some really f**king good ambient lmao."

The band name "Repellent Frequencies" struck a chord with many, as