Bedroom Jams list of Australian residents ranked for broadcast (Daily Mail picture)
A survey by world-renowned music streaming service companies reflects, to some extent, the sexual lives of residents in Australia's states and territories.
According to the Daily Mail, streaming music service Spotify shows the sex lives of subscribers in Australia's states and territories, based on Bedroom Jams, a popular song list. The results showed that residents of the Capital Territory had the highest number of songs played. The Northern Territory followed closely, followed by Western Australia.
New state ranked fourth in Australia's Sex and cities, while Kunzhou and South Australia ranked 5th and 6th, respectively.
As far as the study was concerned, residents of Victoria and Tata had the lowest desire, ranking at the bottom, seventh and eighth respectively.
Data from the Spotify platform also reveal the "kimono" period of time preferred by states and territories. Residents of Victoria, New and Western Australia start their bedrooms around 10:00, while residents of Kunzhou and South Australia start about an hour earlier.
It is reported that, Bedroom Jams singles collectors more than eight hundred and sixty thousand.
There are more than eight hundred and sixty thousand Bedroom Jams singles collectors (Daily Mail photo).
Bedroom Jams singles play the most songs 1. Lolo Zoua?-Desert Rose
2. Full Crate – Grind Slow
3. JNYR – Twenty Ten
4. SATICA – Dysfunctional (feat. SAKIMA)
5. Chris Brown – Grass Ain’t Greener
6. Teyana Taylor – Hurry
7. ELHAE – Needs
8. WILLS – Upps
9. Wade Hampton – Boundaries
10. Jhene Aiko – Sativa