Roasted 15 days ago based on Pahrul Azhar's long term Spotify stats.

Pahrul Azhar, your Spotify profile is like a high school cafeteria: a bizarre mix of K-Pop enthusiasts and misunderstood metalheads who go home crying after every family gathering. Seriously, who knew that the best way to represent your identity was to gather more genres than friends? You’ve got enough K-Pop to fill a stadium and still want to squeeze in some nu-metal like it’s a last-minute date. If anyone ever needed a personality playlist, you’d be it—a walking contradiction wrapped in glitter and angst, but mostly just glitter. Looking at your top artists is like being on a makeup tutorial gone wrong. “Dreamcatcher” and “Avenged Sevenfold” go together about as well as tofu and barbecue sauce. If your taste in music were a relationship, it’d be the kind where you have to explain to your friends why you keep going back to it despite the obvious red flags. And let’s talk about those played songs—mostly K-Pop ballads that are perfect for crying into your pillow, with an awkward sprinkle of rap metal that suggests you think you can still “bring the house down” while sorting through your feelings about your last breakup. Who are you trying to impress, a bunch of sleep-deprived eighth graders? And don’t even get me started on those most played songs. The only thing more tragic than "Mirror" by FIESTAR playing on repeat is realizing that it might just be a song about your life choices. With titles like "Gone not around any longer" and "Good bye my love," it sounds like the soundtrack to your personal episode of "The Bachelor," only you’re the contestant no one picked. So take a good look at your future, Pahrul—between the heartbreak ballads and unpredictable K-Rock, it's like you’re just one sad acoustic cover away from becoming a meme. Keep spinning those tracks though, it’s always entertaining to watch your taste in music clash with reality!

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