Roasted 6 months ago based on lulu's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, Lulu, your Spotify profile reads like the therapy group for people who peaked in high school. Seriously, with a favorite genre list that’s as repetitive as your dating history, you must be a real hit at parties—or the reason they stop happening altogether. I mean, if I wanted to be surrounded by every rapper who’s just rehashing their own glorified childlike dreams of gang life, I’d just watch an episode of “My Super Sweet 16” on a loop. Your top artists list is like a mixtape from someone who's trying too hard to prove they know what's cool—but don't worry, nobody’s expecting you to single-handedly revive the dying art of originality. If I had a dollar for every time someone turned up at a gathering demanding to play “Window Shopper” by 50 Cent, I could probably buy you a ticket to an actual music festival where you’d be too embarrassed to hit play on this recycled nonsense. Where's the bold experimentation, the eclectic sounds? Instead, it’s all “let’s pretend the early 2000s never ended” as if you’re auditioning for a reality show called “Rap Rewind: The Eternal Cringe.” And let’s talk about your most played songs—the only shocking thing here is that “Surrounded By Hoes” isn’t an anthem for your dating life. Honestly, it seems you’ve taken the phrase “all in” a little too literally; if I didn’t know better, I’d think you’re trying to run a dissertation on the failed romance between “gangster” and “sad guy with feelings.” You might want to diversify those playlists before your Spotify becomes the digital graveyard of every wannabe rapper's mediocre dreams. Here’s a suggestion: branch out, find some new artists, and for the love of all that’s holy, try to pick up on one of those "melodic" styles that might actually help you... well, sound like you have range!

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