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(NewsNation) — Nicki Minaj’s love life may be in flux, but there’s new evidence her music has the power to bring people together — intimately. Minaj’s “Super Freaky Girl” is the most popular song on sex and lovemaking-related playlists, according to new research by ZipHealth Blog.
The website analyzed more than 11,000 songs on 148 Spotify playlists, and compiled findings about who’s listening to what while getting busy.
Key takeaways:
- The Weeknd is the most common artist appearing on intimacy playlists.
- “Super Freaky Girl” by Nicki Minaj is the most popular song on intimacy playlists.
- 68% of people who listen to music during relations say it helps reduce performance anxiety, and 63% say it significantly increases the duration of the act.
- People who listen to hip-hop/rap during intimate moments last the longest (31.5 minutes on average), and EDM listeners last the shortest (27.2 mins).
- More than 1 in 3 people who listen to EDM during relations have had whoopee in public (37%).
Top music genres across all intimacy playlists:
- Pop
- Hip-Hop/Rap
- R&B/Soul
- Indie Rock
- Alternative
- EDM
- Heavy Metal
- Classic Rock
The Top 10 Intimacy Songs:
- Super Freaky Girl – Nicki Minaj
- The Hills – The Weeknd
- Often – The Weeknd
- Call Out My Name – The Weeknd
- Closer – Nine Inch Nails
- Love is a Bitch – Two Feet
- Earned It – The Weeknd
- Or Nah (Remix) – Ty Dolla $ign, The Weeknd, Wiz Khalifa, DJ Mustard
- I Feel Like I’m Drowning – Two Feet
- Birthday Sex – Jeremih
More ‘connections:’
The blog says the music/lovemaking connection is strong in many ways. Some 66% said listening to music during relations reduces performance anxiety, while 63% said it significantly increases the duration of the act.
People who said they listened to music during lovemaking were generally more satisfied with their sex lives and had relations more often than those who didn’t.
There are some interesting numbers on the “fringes” of the survey: People who listen to classical music during the moment were the most likely to say they’re satisfied with their sex life. And a third of the people who listen to EDM during love making say they’ve had relations in public.
Country music fans were 22% more likely to have participated in an orgy, heavy metal fans were 72% more likely to have a fetish, and reggae fans were 38% more likely to cry during sex.
And a small number take the connection very seriously; 3% of those surveyed say they have worn their AirPods during sex.