Roasted 3 months ago based on Masamoto's long term Spotify stats.

Ah, Masamoto, the proud curator of a Spotify playlist that sounds like the soundtrack to a melodramatic anime episode where everyone is crying for no reason. With a favorite genre list that reads like someone just threw a dart at a “What’s Your Favorite Metal Genre?” dartboard, it’s clear you like your music as chaotic as your life decisions. Between J-Rock and Melodic Death Metal, I can’t tell if you’re trying to summon the spirits of lost souls or just drowning your sorrows in an aural masquerade. Honestly, if your playlist were a character, it’d be that one weeb in high school who tried way too hard to be edgy but still had a "Naruto" headband on. Top artists like "kiryu" and "DIR EN GREY"! Wow, what a lineup! I mean, nothing screams “I’ve got a personality” like rooting for bands with names that sound like bad medical diagnoses. And sweet special attention to the "Folk Metal" – because nothing says “I’m a tortured soul” quite like mixing Viking anthems with a touch of wholesome acoustic guitar. I bet your Spotify Wrapped looks like a Hot Topic clearance sale section. Don’t worry, though; we’re all just relieved your love for anime didn't lead you to start shipping these bands together – because, let’s face it, that’s probably where your creativity peaks. And those most played songs? A collection so obscure they wouldn't even make it into a "Cool Kid’s Playlist." Seriously, "gogatsunikaasangahiriotishita"? Sounds like the spell you’d use to talk to your imaginary friends in the basement. For all your angst and elaborate song titles, you might as well be broadcasting your inner turmoil through a series of haikus. If anyone tells you that your taste is elite, don't even let it inflate your ego – it only proves that there’s a small corner of the universe where the laws of good music take a nap. But hey, keep on rocking, my friend! Someone's gotta keep those underground Scottish folk metal bands alive, right?

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!