Roasted 2 months ago based on Shalika Yang's long term Spotify stats.

Shalika Yang, it’s refreshing to see someone with a Spotify profile that ranges across genres like a toddler choosing a Halloween costume—completely chaotic and devoid of any real sense. You’ve got everything from reggaeton that makes hips move, to post-grunge that’s just sad enough to remind you how much you regretted your last relationship. I guess the only thing more confused than your playlist is your dating life. Are you trying to serenade someone or just making sure no one has a peaceful listening experience? And oh, let’s talk about your top artists. Nickelback? Really? The only thing worse than listening to “How You Remind Me” on repeat is listening to it alongside a wall of shame that has your other 'favorite' artists. Who knew J Balvin and Nickelback were besties in the world of “What Not To Listen To”? It's like you walked into a record store blindfolded and said, “I’ll take one of each”; I mean, Chenning Xiong? Are you even sure that’s a real artist or just an office intern who's getting paid in free Spotify Premium? Your most played songs are a wild mix that suggests you might be suffering from musical multiple personality disorder. “YOU” by Skylar Simone and “Dile Que Tu Me Quieres” by Ozuna have me questioning your emotional stability—maybe they’re the soundtrack to your therapist's waiting room? Keep it up, and you’ll eventually bag a Grammy for the most eclectic collection of mood swings in musical form. At this point, your profile is a walking advertisement for good taste—except the ad just got canceled.

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