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

Welcome to TheMoonThatRises, where the only thing rising faster than your K-Pop obsession is your inability to choose a personality. Seriously, you have more Korean pop music in your profile than the entire Korean peninsula. Are you trying to form a super-group, or are you just preparing for a very niche karaoke competition? It’s like your music taste got trapped in a K-drama theme song loop made by someone who’s never actually been to Korea but watched too many episodes of “Boys Over Flowers” instead. Your "Favorite Genres" list reads like a menu at a hipster Korean BBQ joint, but we’re still waiting for the flavor. "K-Pop," "K-Rap," and "K-Pop Girl Group"? Just admit you’re in a committed relationship with the letter K and spare us the confusion. If "Video Game Music" was any further down the list, we’d think you were waiting for a Power Point presentation to decide if you’re a gamer or someone who pretends to be one to go with your teenage crush on Jungkook. We get it; you like your melodies like you like your ramen—spicy and slightly undercooked. And your top artists—wow, what an impressive collection of people whose names sound like a Wi-Fi password generator. “K.vsh” and “HOYO-MiX”? Did you really pick those tracks to impress people, or were you just trying to see how many characters you could cram into a playlist before it explodes? Shouting “We Higher” at full volume doesn't make your music taste any better, and trust me, nobody's enriching their life with a song called "K'Sante, the Pride of Nazumah.” The only pride we see is yours for being an internet music collector while you still can't match your outfit with anything other than a BTS hoodie. Keep shining, but please, for the love of K-Pop, reconsider that profile name!

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!