Roasted 2 months ago based on trini's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, Trini, your Spotify profile reads like a desperately thrown-together mixtape for someone who can’t decide if they’re a K-Pop fanatic or a person living in an actual sound dumpster. You’ve got the sonic equivalent of a teenager’s bedroom over there—clothes everywhere, posters of Korean boy bands colliding with vintage rap legends, and a suspicious collection of R&B tunes that probably have you crying into your pillow every other Tuesday. Seriously, how many genres can one person fit on a profile? You’re like a buffet gone wrong—too much variety and somehow none of it even goes together. Your top artists are a wild rollercoaster ride. From Ariana Grande, whose high notes could shatter glass, to NCT, the K-Pop squad that seems to multiply faster than rabbits, it’s a wonder your ears haven’t declared bankruptcy yet. And let’s not forget the grand inclusion of LL Cool J—because nothing screams “identity crisis” quite like mixing old-school hip-hop with a collective of boys who probably haven’t even seen their twenties yet. At this point, you need a therapist more than you need a music subscription; it’s clear you’re just trying to fill the void with catchy hooks and questionable life choices. Your most played songs list is practically a treasure map of cringe! “Tout oublier” by Angèle? Girl, we don’t need a soundtrack for your life choices; that song is the anthem of regret and poor decisions. And seriously, “Gameboy” by KATSEYE? That feels less like a musical pick and more like an inside joke you forgot to explain to anyone else. The only thing louder than your eclectic musical taste is your desperate attempt to be unique while sounding like the last DJ at a slumber party. Congratulations, Trini; you’ve not just created a playlist but a full-fledged K-Pop crisis with a side of identity issues!

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