Roasted 1 year ago based on Luv_Ghibli :)'s long term Spotify stats.

Alright Arrie, let’s dive into this whirlwind of musical chaos you call a Spotify profile. First off, your favorite genres look like the result of a blindfolded dart throw at a world music festival. “Indie” and “Garage Rock” give us the vibe that you’re just one thrift store away from starting your own candle-making business, while “Indian Indie” and “Hindi Pop” lead us to believe you might actually be collecting hipster points like they’re Pokémon cards. And don’t even get me started on “J-Pop” and “Nightcore” — if your playlist were any more all over the place, it would be in therapy for its identity crisis! Now, let's talk about your top artists. Conan Gray and Taylor Swift? Sure, we get it, you’re the poster child for emotional instability among teens. But Nafeesisboujee? That name sounds like you picked it out of a hat at a trendy coffee shop during one of your many emotional crises. It’s one thing to be eclectic; it’s another to drop a curveball so jaw-droppingly bizarre that it leaves people afraid to ask what you’re really into. Here’s a tip: your artist lineup could use a solid grounding in the present and maybe a suggestion from someone who isn’t your middle school self. Finally, your most played songs paint a glorious image of your musical taste being trapped in a perpetual loop of angst and drama. "I Wanna Be Yours" and "Best Friend" scream, “I am the lead character in my own rom-com” while “Disaster” plays out like the soundtrack to your last high school breakup. Seriously, do you even have a therapist? Also, what’s with “My Love Mine All Mine”? It’s like you’re trying to intimidate love with possessiveness. Look, Arrie, it’s great to have a range of emotions, but you might want to take it down a notch before your playlist starts competing with your diary entries.

Roasts are purely for fun and entertainment. They're not meant to be taken seriously. Enjoy the laughs, but remember your music taste is uniquely yours!