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# Track Emojis

When browsing tracks in **JukeDisc**, you might notice different emojis next to songs. These are **badges** that give you quick info about the track. Here’s what each one means:

| Emoji | Meaning           | Explanation                                                         |
| ----- | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 🔥    | **Popular Track** | The track is highly popular (Spotify popularity ≥ 80).              |
| 💎    | **Hidden Gem**    | The track has lower popularity (≤ 30), but it’s worth checking out! |
| 🚫    | **Explicit**      | The track contains explicit lyrics.                                 |
| 💿    | **Single**        | The track comes from a single.                                      |
| 📀    | **Album**         | The track is part of a full album.                                  |
| ⏱️    | **Short Track**   | The track is under 2 minutes.                                       |
| ⏳     | **Long Track**    | The track is over 6 minutes.                                        |
| 🆕    | **New Release**   | The track was released within the last 30 days.                     |

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✨ **Example:**

> Song Title • Artist Name 🔥🚫📀

This means:

* The track is popular (🔥)
* It’s explicit (🚫)
* It’s part of an album (📀)


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