To address this question, I would start by considering the total number of active users on Spotify, which was approximately 380 million at the end of 2021. Since we’re focusing on real-time listeners, it’s important to take into account the global distribution of these users and their typical usage patterns. As Spotify has a worldwide presence, we need to factor in different time zones. For example, if it’s nighttime in Asia while it’s daytime in Europe and America, we can reasonably assume that many users in Asia are likely inactive, whereas a larger number in Europe and America might be active. Assuming that about 25% of users are active at any given time, this would correspond to around 95 million users. Nonetheless, we cannot assume that all active users are listening to music, as some might be utilizing other features of the app. If we estimate that only 70% are actually listening to music at any given moment, that would yield approximately 66.5 million users. This, of course, is a rough estimate based on the data available and certain assumptions made.