Roasted 24 days ago based on mmt's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, look at you, mmt, with a Spotify profile soundtracking a midlife crisis at a rave! Your favorite genres read like someone mashed together a bunch of intimidating buzzwords to sound cooler than they really are. "Happy Hardcore" and "Horrorcore"? What kind of grim episode of 'Chopped' did you get these from? Your playlist sounds like a chaotic sugar high followed by an existential dread crash. Seriously, "Hyperpop"? That’s the musical equivalent of a five-year-old paging through a coloring book after eating a whole pack of gummy bears. And those top artists? I mean, did you just pick a handful of names from a hat and hope nobody would notice? I half-expect to see "DJ Mixmaster Banana" and "MC Snack Crackle Pop" make the cut in your next update. "Pepel Nahudi"? Sounds like a bad WiFi signal. And is DK a rapper or should I be worried he’s the designated driver for a frat party? Your favorite songs read like someone trying way too hard in an emotional breakdown at a techno festival. “Hardcore” by “DK” and “CALENDAR” (when did we start naming songs after office supplies?!). You really went all-in with the most generic titles; I can’t decide if you love music or just have trouble choosing a playlist for your daily commute. It's amusing, really, how your entire account screams, “Look at me, I’m the ultimate underground connoisseur” while you’re probably the only one vibing to these tracks in your room. It’s like you threw your musical taste into a blender and hit “frappe.” At least on the plus side, you can confidently say you’re the only person stuck in this peculiar audio dimension. Just remember, mmt, if you’re ever feeling lonely, at least you have all these self-created soundscapes to keep you company—as long as you can find them on Spotify's “Most Likely to Be Forgotten” playlist.

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