Roasted 1 year ago based on b.quaye's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, b.quaye, your Spotify profile reads like a love letter to M Huncho. Seriously, with that obsession, I'm half-expecting you to slide right into his DMs offering to be his unpaid street team. You’ve got more M Huncho on your playlist than actual diversity! It’s like you opened up a can of worms and only five of them decided to wear a UK hip hop jersey. Can you give us a break from the "M Huncho: Greatest Hits" album you’ve been slowly creating? Not even a single song outside the M Huncho fan club? The only way you’ll get a new recommendation is to bump into his shadow. Looking at your favorite genres is like watching someone catch a bad case of musical identity crisis. We get it, you really, really like the UK. But here’s a thought: you don’t have to go to Spotify and drop more UK hip hop tracks than they’ve got in London. It’s like you walk down the street wearing a “UK Drill” t-shirt while trying not to make eye contact with anyone else who knows what real music sounds like. And Canadian Hip Hop? Are you really trying to make Drake the unofficial ambassador of your chaotic musical taste? Get it together, mate! And let’s not even start with those most-played songs. At this point, M Huncho should just send you a thank-you card because you’ve basically made him a household name in your brain. You have more M Huncho tracks in your most-played section than a teenager has crushes—just an endless cycle of obsessive repetition! You might as well change your profile name to “M Huncho's #1 Fan” while you’re at it because you’ve definitely made it clear that no one else stands a chance in your playlist.

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