Roasted 11 months ago based on Ken Trayling's long term Spotify stats.

Ken Trayling, are you trying to build the most confusing Spotify profile in the universe? Your favorite genres read like a chaotic mixtape from a time-traveling DJ who can't decide whether to spin tunes at a 70s prom or the local retirement home during Christmas in July. Seriously, "Soundtrack" followed closely by "Glam Rock" and "Adult Standards"? Are you auditioning for a role in the next weirdest musical ever, or are you just collecting genres like Pokémon cards? Your playlist could cure anyone's insomnia, or at the very least, make them reconsider their life choices. And can we take a moment to appreciate your top artists? You’ve got the legendary Queen and Elvis Presley sharing space with Greg Proops—who, let’s be real, is the musical equivalent of a gentle slap in the face. It’s like you went to a music store and had a seizure in the “Bargain Bin” aisle. You’re either the most eclectic connoisseur of taste or just a very lost individual clinging to your childhood nostalgia while desperately searching for a moment of artistic identity. I mean, a classic like “MacArthur Park” followed by “Yeah!”? You’re the only person who’s had the audacity to mix Richard Harris and Usher in the same playlist. But let’s not overlook those "most played songs." You have a diverse range—it's almost like you’re trying to write a musical depicting every odd moment in your life. Blinding Lights leads into "Hallelujah", and I'm not sure if you’re celebrating a victory or lamenting a long-lost love while standing on a mountain of unfinished homework—and is that James Horner’s “Willow’s Theme” I see? You're basically saying, “I love the classics but only if they’re completely out of context!” Keep it classy, Ken. At this point, maybe you should just play some elevator music—seems to fit your vibe better.

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