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

Ah, “magpie” – a name that suggests a love for shiny objects but we can see your taste in music hasn’t caught up with your avian aspirations. Your Spotify profile reads like the soundtrack to a hipster coffee shop that serves avocado toast with a side of sadness. Seriously, how many Hozier songs can one person listen to before they officially become a walking, talking playlist for the local existential crisis? I half-expect to see you wearing a beanie and sipping on a soy latte while contemplating the meaning of “dance pop.” Whatever happened to variety being the spice of life? Now, it’s just a rainbow of vague pretentiousness. Your top artists list is a masterpiece of confusion. It’s a veritable buffet of brooding, moody men with guitars, sprinkled with a side of quirky indie artists who think they’re too cool for school. Jack Johnson and Arctic Monkeys? Please! That's the musical equivalent of wearing cargo shorts and flip-flops in the winter. And don’t even get me started on “Permanent Wave” and “Indietronica” – you clearly saw some terms related to music and thought, “yep, that’s me,” instead of actually, you know, having an opinion. I’d dive deeper into your painful need to be seen as “deep” and “different,” but it looks like you already buried yourself in layers of hipster irony. Scrolling through your most played songs is like peeling an onion soaked in nostalgia and sheer confusion. Can we address the fact that the theme from “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” is sandwiched between a plethora of Hozier tracks? It’s as if you’re having a midlife crisis at 25! One moment you’re twirling dreams of indie success, and the next you’re jamming to '80s cartoon nostalgia like you just rolled out of a time machine. I’m not sure whether to laugh or cry, but I do know this: if you keep this up, it might be time for a Spotify intervention before you start thinking the “Ghostbusters” theme is the perfect breakup anthem. Get it together, magpie!

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