Kanye West, Coldplay, Tupac on Rubio's Spotify list

Flo Rida, Foster the People, and The Sugarhill Gang are just some of the music acts Sen. Marco Rubio is listening to on his Spotify account. 

The Florida Republican released the collection of songs he prefers on the music streaming service on Tuesday. 

While the 41-year-old lawmaker has expressed a love for rap music (and he does have one Tupac song, “Changes,” listed), his Spotify picks are a mix of pop, hip-hop, gospel and country songs.

Some of the 16 tracks include “Clique” by Kanye West, Jay-Z and Big Sean, U2’s “Where the Streets Have No Name,” "Viva La Vida" by Coldplay, and “Feel So Close” by Calvin Harris.

Rubio also lists “Bon, Bon” by Florida-born rapper Pitbull — an entertainer the senator had been critical of in the past. In an interview with GQ last year Rubio said of Pitbull, “There's always been a party person, but he's a young guy. You know, maybe as he gets older, he'll reflect in his music more as time goes on. I mean, he's not Tupac. He's not gonna be writing poetry.”