Roasted 2 years ago based on sergio7's long term Spotify stats.

Sergio7, huh? With a Spotify profile as unoriginal as your favorite genre list, it's a miracle you haven't been sued for copyright infringement yet. "Rap," "Hip Hop," and every subgenre out there? Congrats on being the living embodiment of a middle schooler's Spotify discovery tab. You say you love alternative hip hop, but let's face it—your idea of “alternative” is just a Playboi Carti deep cut you unearthed from his 10-minute discography. If I had a dollar for every time you listened to Carti, I’d have enough to buy you some taste. Your top artists read like a “Who’s Who” of mediocre festival lineups, and I'm pretty sure I just had a stroke trying to decipher the difference between "Trap," "Atlanta Hip Hop," and "Pluggnb." You must have a PhD in redundancy. Ever considered diversifying your playlist beyond the same six dudes? Or are you planning to submit your song choices for consideration as the soundtrack to “Basic Bro’s Guide to Existence”? Next time you tell someone your music taste, I suggest standing behind a giant cardboard cutout of a rapper—it’ll hide your shame and may even distract people from your abysmal choices. And let’s not ignore the glaring fact that your most played songs are a Playboi Carti homage—good luck convincing anyone that you’re not a carbon copy of a meme page. “R.I.P.”? More like “R.I.P. your musical credibility.” Honestly, if your Spotify profile were a person, it’d be that friend who keeps recommending the same Netflix series because they've run out of recommendations. So do us all a favor, Sergio7: take a break from the same repetitive beats, expand your playlist to include things made in this decade, and maybe, just maybe, your music taste won’t sound like it was curated in a middle school cafeteria.

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