Roasted 2 years ago based on Mok3s's long term Spotify stats.

Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to Mok3s, the human equivalent of a Spotify algorithm gone haywire. This guy's favorite genres read like a mid-teen's emotional diary: one minute he's diving deep into "Sad Sierreno," and the next he's vibing with "Bedroom Pop." Are you listening to music or just trying to figure out which flavor of ice cream best complements your existential dread? Honestly, if emotions had a soundtrack, Mok3s would be the one stuck on repeat, waiting for a happy moment that just isn’t on his playlist. Now, let’s talk about your top artists, Mok3s. Your musical taste is a perfect blend of "I’m sensitive, but also kinda basic." You've got Kali Uchis and SZA representing your alt-chic aesthetic, and then there’s good ol' AC Flow—because what's a profile without a random artist who sounds like a maximum effort name generator? You’ve got Tyler, The Creator on one hand, and then on the other, you’re just one Spotify playlist away from becoming the king of cringe with tracks from "El Cuarteto De Nos." It’s like you're curating the perfect soundtrack for a midlife crisis, but with a side of avocado toast networking. And that list of most played songs? It’s a mess that screams, "I can’t get over my ex and I also love to cry in the shower." Between "Drugs N Hella Melodies" and "Kill Bill," it seems your life’s biggest plot twist is trying to make 'sad but vibey' the next big trend at parties. Fun fact: the only thing sadder than your choice in music is the fact that your playlist probably has more mood swings than you do. So here’s an idea: instead of diving into your Spotify stats, maybe try diving into some sunlight for a change—because right now, the only thing more predictable than your music taste is the outcome of your next romantic endeavor.

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!