Adding same song multiple times to a playlist

I just signed up for deezer’s $17.99 premium subscription option but as I was putting together my first playlist I noticed I couldn’t add a song multiple times to it. Went to look up how to do so and found out this wasn’t available on deezer. I’m hoping you’ll soon consider allowing playlists to be curated this way! Not sure I’ll keep the subscription because of this :/

2022 It’s still the problem. Only deezer have this problem. What’s wrong with you

Please update to include this feature. I'd like to be able to have the songs that I am basing a playlist on be able to repeat occasionally throughout the playlist. Really disappointed that I can't ATM.

Still no playlist folders, still no dupes :(.       Come on this needs sorting. If you copy over a playlist from some other platform like spotify with a much bigger library you have gaps in your playlists. I use a silent placeholder track to overcome this so i know where the missing tracks are. Because the silent track is the same every time Deezer doesnt import it . Deezer is a bit like using w95 :)

I just recently started using Deezer and i already just wish i could add an duplicate of a song to the same long playlist i listen to right now, i would really love to see this getting added soon! 

Wow, this was first reported 5 years ago. Support replied they will look into it and 5 years later, nothing. I am currently trying the free month as I am looking to move away from Apple Music but if this is still not available is a no from me. I have to sleep with white noise so I created a playlist called Sleep and wanted to add the same track 8 times so I can play it with the homepod but Deezer only allows me to add the song once.

I might have to stick with Apple Music for now, what a shame...

I really want this, as well. It’s weird you can’t add it with a “warning” (“This song already exists on this playlist, are you sure you want to add it again?”) And especially weird, since there are so many duplicates of other songs on Deezer, so you can use it as a work around for *some* songs, but (obviously) not all.