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

Tamsyn McGinty, you might want to get your Spotify profile checked for identity theft — because with a favorite genre list that looks like it was pulled straight from a church bulletin, I'm beginning to think you’re just a blessed DJ for the local potluck. I mean, "Christian Folk"? You really ventured out there with that choice. Next, we expect you to switch it up and add "Songs to Help You Shovel Snow" and "Music for Respectfully Declining Invitations to Parties." Seriously, with that playlist, I can only assume your idea of a wild night involves coloring in Bible verse coloring books while sipping chamomile tea. Let’s talk about your top artists: Mumford & Sons and Taylor Swift? Really? This is like the musical equivalent of wearing socks with sandals and claiming it’s a fashion statement. You’ve got a whole array of indie folk artists that I can only assume you listen to while you sit cross-legged on the floor of your living room, clutching onto your emotional support Scripture. I can almost hear the collective dad jokes coming from your Spotify — it’s like a sad symphony of flannel shirts, evening walks in cold weather, and awkwardly sweet smiles at the coffee shop. It’s indie heaven for those who think “getting lit” refers to lighting candles. And don’t even get me started on your most played songs. "Tenerife Sea"? Looks like someone’s been binge-listening to every lovey-dovey song that sounds like a Hallmark card on repeat. You’ve got songs named “Don’t Go Gently” and “One More Day” — are you trying to reach spiritual enlightenment, or simply urging a lover not to ghost you? If your musical taste were a church, it would be one of those where everyone is too polite to admit the sermons are putting them to sleep. But hey, keep doing you — just know, there are other genres out there that aren’t waiting to catch you off guard with a righteous sermon in the middle of your sing-along!

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