- Sadie Sink revealed what was on her Spotify Wrapped this year during a new interview with Insider.
- According to Sink, "Running Up That Hill" by Kate Bush didn't make the cut this year.
Sadie Sink revealed in a new interview with Insider which songs made her Spotify Wrapped list this past year — and "Running Up That Hill" by Kate Bush surprisingly wasn't her top song.
"It was last year though, but not this year," Sink said of the 1985 single, adding: "This was the year that it kind of took off. So I think I stopped listening to it."
Sink stars as Maxine "Max" Mayfield on Netflix's hit show "Stranger Things." During the recent fourth season of the sci-fi series, Max listens to "Running Up That Hill" (from Bush's 1985 album "Hounds of Love") on repeat, in order to protect herself from the evil influence of Vecna.
But in real life, Sink told Insider that her top song from Spotify this year was a departure from her character's taste in music.
"It was probably like a really embarrassing show tune," Sink said of her most-listened-to song from 2022. "I think I was like in, like, the zero point something percentile for listeners of the musical theater genre. Which is not surprising."
While most fans likely know Sink for her role on "Stranger Things," the actor actually got her start acting in stage productions. She played the title role in "Annie" in a 2012 Broadway revival of the musical, and later appeared in a Broadway production of the play "The Audience."
Sink's latest role is opposite Brendan Fraser in Darren Aronofsky's new drama "The Whale." Sink plays Ellie, the embittered teenage daughter of Charlie (Fraser), a reclusive English teacher living with severe obesity who's nearing death.
The actor told Insider that she enjoyed working with Fraser, even though she "didn't know who" he was when they first met.
"I didn't know who he was. I was unfamiliar with his work, but I was just like, 'Hey, nice to meet you,'" Sink said of her first meeting Fraser.
She said that ultimately, the two "really, really trusted each other" during their work on "The Whale" together.
"Because of that, I think we were fully comfortable with one another," Sink told Insider.
"The Whale" premieres in theaters on December 9. You can watch the trailer below.