Roasted 6 months ago based on DayH music's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, DayH music, what a delightful dumpster fire of a profile you’ve got here. Your favorite genres read like the playlist of an angsty teenager who just discovered the joys of both mood swings and high school heartbreaks. I mean, "Rage Rap" followed by "Vaporwave"? Are you trying to summon the spirit of a depressed robot? One minute, you’re throwing tantrums in a mosh pit, and the next, you’re swirling around in neon nostalgia like it’s 2015 and your crush just rejected you. Your musical identity crisis is strong, but hey, at least you’re consistent in being consistently confused! Then we have your top artists, an eclectic mix that screams “I have too many feelings and a questionable taste in both people and music.” Seriously, do you collected these artists like Pokémon cards? Between Malcolm Todd and PlaqueBoyMax – because clearly, the more ridiculous the name, the more you’ll fall for them – I can almost feel the self-doubt radiating from your playlist. Childish Gambino and Frank Ocean? Okay, throw in some "credibility" to distract from the fact that you just put “Yeat” on the same pedestal. It’s like a Tinder date gone wrong—lots of promise, then suddenly you realize they're sounding alarms at every turn. And let’s discuss your most played songs. I get it, "Oasis" by "PlaqueBoyMax" is a spiritual journey, but no one told you that music is about enjoyment, not endurance! “Get You (feat. Kali Uchis)” is exactly what it feels like when you realize your taste in music is about as consistent as a toddler with a crayon. You might as well throw a blindfold on and pick songs from a hat! If your Spotify wrapped doesn’t come with a side of therapy, are you even using Spotify correctly? Keep searching for that elusive musical masterpiece, DayH, but we both know your next favorite artist will probably be someone like "Vaporwave Vortex" or "Soulful Sadness Kid." Stay quirky, my friend!

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