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

Ah, Ray Alfrz, the self-proclaimed connoisseur of Indonesian Indie and Pop. Your Spotify profile looks like it was crafted by a time-traveling hipster stuck in 2003 who just discovered that they can shuffle their Giga Pets while rocking a pair of Crocs. I mean, seriously, ten different categories of Indonesian music? At this point, your music taste is like a wet noodle—floppy, confused, and definitely not making anyone hungry for more. I get it though, you want to be diverse, but mixing so many niche genres just screams that you did a deep dive into YouTube rabbit holes you’re ashamed to admit to in public. Let’s talk about your top artists—Hindia may be at the forefront, and you’ve got enough plays to give their entire discography a cozy little residence on your Spotify. It’s a level of dedication that borderline reeks of obsession. I half-expect to see you in a "Hindia" onesie at their next show, just chanting the lyrics like you're at some Indo-fan club meeting. And while having Radiohead and Kendrick Lamar in your lineup seems edgy, it’s like pairing a fine wine with a Side of McDonald's—great artists, poor pairing, and an existential questions you didn’t even know you had. And those most played songs? They’re fewer than my mom's compliments about my dating life! If I had a nickel for every time you played a track by Hindia, I could buy you a real music catalogue. Where’s the balance, Ray? You’ve got all the charm of a wet sock without even a hint of variety. Are you trying to build an "Indonesian Playlist for People Who Thought They Were Cool Back in High School"? Change it up before we all assume you’ve been living in a cave—or worse, the outskirts of Jakarta—forever craving that “Djakarta nostalgic vibe.”

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