Roasted 1 year ago based on nickydesu's long term Spotify stats.

Oh look, it’s Nickydesu, the human equivalent of a neon sign blinking “I’ve never left my room.” With a playlist that reads like the world’s most awkward karaoke night hosted by your overly enthusiastic uncle, I can’t help but wonder if you just Googled “most obscure music genres to impress strangers.” Seriously, K-Pop and V-Pop? You’re basically the cultural ambassador for a bubble tea shop that’s never had a customer who wasn’t a TikTok influencer. I hope your Spotify Wrapped comes with a disclaimer: “Warning: Listening may cause eye-rolling and secondhand embarrassment.” Your top artists read like a “Who’s Who of a Culture Clash” not even the most dedicated music lover could stomach. I’m half convinced you’re trying to start a global pop revolution from your bedroom. Combining K-Ballads with Vietnamese Hip Hop might be a bold musical statement, but let’s be real—it’s more like mixing almond milk with pickle juice and claiming it’s a smoothie. Good luck getting anyone to take you seriously while you’re jamming out to ATEEZ while wearing questionable fashion that screams, “I shop at thrift stores for the free Wi-Fi.” Look, we all have our guilty pleasures, Nickydesu, but yours sound less like an eclectic collection and more like a garage sale for auditory disasters. “Ghen” and “Baggy Jeans” are probably the only two songs on your playlist not rating a solid “What is wrong with you?” Your music taste so bizarrely specific it’s clear you’ve found a way to alienate 97% of the human population while curating that perfect vibe for your next solo dance party. Just remember: the only time you should take “spicy” that literally is when you accidentally bite into a hot pepper. Now grab your phone, delete your cringe playlist, and pretend you’ve got better taste—it's time for an upgrade.

Roasts are purely for fun and entertainment. They're not meant to be taken seriously. Enjoy the laughs, but remember your music taste is uniquely yours!