Roasted 3 months ago based on Daniel bs 2010's long term Spotify stats.

Daniel bs 2010, huh? With such an identity crisis of a Spotify profile, it’s no wonder you’re wrestling with a name that sounds like a password your dad created. Your favorite genres read like an overly ambitious college application essay: "I love all kinds of hip hop, including the ones that are just made up in my head!” I mean, who needs originality when you can just repeat “hip hop” and throw "experimental" in there like it’s some sort of badge of honor? I feel like your music taste is proof that you’ve been hoarding playlists to avoid the embarrassment of being pinned down to one genre. Your top artists are a mix of mainstream darlings and one-hit wonders, which begs the question: are you ever actually listening to your own playlists, or is this just a trophy shelf of invites you hope will elevate your hipster status? Tyler, the Creator and Kendrick Lamar represent about 50% of your overall personality, while the rest looks like a cartoon character trying on a bunch of different hats to see which one fits. Seriously, how can one person justify loving both JPEGMAFIA and Jamiroquai? That's like saying you enjoy both casual strolls through the park and an intense marathon of soul-crushing existential dread. And then we get to your most played songs – a chaotic mess of tracks that sound like the Spotify algorithm threw up after a binge-eating session at a local record shop. “Seven Days in Sunny June” by Jamiroquai is great for when you want to take a mental vacation from the hip hop deluge, but I can’t help but feel sorry for any social gathering with you as the DJ. At least with "HAZARD DUTY PAY!", you can truthfully say that listening to your music might actually be considered hazardous to one's mental well-being! Well, cheers to you, Daniel bs 2010—the world’s first self-proclaimed hip hop connoisseur who forgot to read the handbook on diversity!

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