Instagram is rolling out a new feature reminiscent of early 2000s MySpace. Users who want to evoke nostalgia for the early days of social media can now add a song to their profile and curate a ...

The social media company announced that Instagram profiles will now include a music feature similar to one Myspace had in the early 2000s.

The social media company announced that Instagram profiles will now include a music feature similar to one Myspace had in the early 2000s.

Unlike Myspace, the song won’t automatically play; profile viewers can decide to play or stop the track. To use the feature, users can add a song by going to the “edit profile” page.

The social media company announced that Instagram profiles will now include a music feature similar to one Myspace had in the early 2000s.https://trib.al/1bf6eBb ...

Instagram’s new music feature resembles Myspace songs from the early 2000s and is launching with an exclusive teaser of pop star Sabrina Carpenter’s new song.

Along with the new music feature, Carpenter will have other features on Instagram centred around the album's release, like light blue Notes messages and her own chat theme.

For now, though, noplace feels more to me like a Myspace-inspired novelty, though I’m admittedly not the target demographic.

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