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

Osaraey, you have enough Afrobeats in your playlist to call it a one-stop shop for those of us who want to pretend we know how to dance but can only sway awkwardly in the corner. With a lineup of artists that’s more crowded than a Lagos street at rush hour, it seems like you've taken a field trip to the Nigerian music scene, but forgot to earn a degree in diversity. Are you sure you don’t have a secret crush on Olamide? You’ve got him on repeat more than a toddler plays their favorite nursery rhyme. As for your most played songs, if I had a naira for every time Victony or Seyi Vibez came up, I could fund a proper Spotify for the rest of us who’ve already moved on from the “What’s that one catchy tune?” phase of life. Your taste in music reads like a shopping list for a one-note playlist where the only note is “Afro.” How about we throw in a curveball or two and see if you can jam to anything not featuring a catchy hook about “dancing to my crush” for once? Spoiler: there’s a whole world outside of "Viral Afropop," and it’s full of other genres that could use some love. But hey, it's cool that you’re vibing hard with "Blood on the Dance Floor"—nothing screams originality like a title suggesting you've already been stepped on several times in the field of music taste. In a world where everyone’s trying to find their sound, you’ve clearly decided to just borrow yours like a student loan. Keep hustling, Osaraey! Just don't be shocked when the Afrobeats train leaves you behind for playing it safe.

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