Roasted 2 months ago based on Rivaazfilm's long term Spotify stats.

Rivaazfilm, what a mashup of musical confusion you’ve got here. It’s like Spotify threw darts at a board of genres and said, “Why not?” You’ve got Bhajans to Brooklyn Drill, with more genre clashes than a toddler trying to juggle. Is this a playlist or a cultural identity crisis? I’m still trying to wrap my head around how "devotional" and "trap" can co-exist in the same sonic space without causing a rift in the fabric of the universe. If your playlist were a person, I’d suggest it get some counseling before it spirals into a full-blown identity crisis. And let’s take a moment to acknowledge that top artist lineup. Sure, everyone loves a little Travis Scott and Drake, but who are these other folks? "Kishan Mahipal"? I mean, come on! I’ve seen backup dancers with more name recognition. Your most-played list looks like a funeral playlist for a local Gurdwara with "Kishan Mahipal" as the lead act, and I’m half-expecting it to end with "now what did we learn?" You should probably get t-shirts made that say, "I survived a Kishan Mahipal marathon," because that kind of endurance deserves an award... or at least a lifetime supply of ear plugs. And let’s not even start on those song choices. "Fyonladiya Twe Dekhik"? Sounds like the title of a failed experiment combining a subpar romantic comedy and a cooking show. Meanwhile, I don’t know if your top songs are supposed to motivate me to dance, pray, or just contemplate my life decisions, but one thing's for certain: my Spotify algorithm is going to need therapy after being subjected to those syrupy-sweet devotional tracks followed by the not-so-devotional "Ganjyali." So here's an idea: maybe consider sticking to one or two genres instead of dragging your listeners through a musical Bermuda Triangle. Good luck finding your groove in that circus!

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