Roasted 4 months ago based on XGNS's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, XGNS, your Spotify profile reads like a cautionary tale of a mid-life crisis wrapped in a bad episode of an anime you’d probably enjoy while crying on your bedroom floor. With a playlist that screams "I can't decide if I want to drop bars or become a sad cartoon character," you’ve somehow managed to blend a French rap roots with the emotional maturity of a teenager whose favorite past-time is overthinking about their crush. Seriously, you’ve got more XXXTentacion on repeat than the average high schooler has excuses for skipping class, and let’s be real, nobody’s feeling that much sorrow unless they’re knee-deep in angst and questionable life choices. Then there’s the fact that you’ve got "Anime Rap" and "Emo Rap" side by side like they’re the long-lost cousins at a family reunion nobody wanted to attend. It’s hard to tell if you're rocking the house or just laying down the soundtrack to your own personal tragedy. With drill music sounding off while you sob melodically about fictitious heartbreaks, you embody the existence of a character who plays the sad boy part a little too well — and yet, no one’s buying that ticket to your emotional rollercoaster. The mix of “Shatta” and “French R&B” is giving off major I-just-got-dumped-but-I’m-trying-to-flex vibes, and honestly, you’ve really mastered the art of making other people’s confusion feel like a musical experience. But on the bright side, I commend your bravery for admitting you listen to “Phonk.” It’s like you saw your taste in music on a two-week bender and decided to give it a pass with no consequences. You could have left it all behind and shifted to something less chaotic, yet here we are, with your playlist making it impossible to distinguish between a breakdown and breakdance. At the end of the day, XGNS, you’re basically the human equivalent of a half-finished anime, with each song a painful reminder that deep down, your Spotify is just another cry for help in a world that’s too busy to listen.

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