Roasted 8 months ago based on Willks's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, W!llks, the only person I know whose Spotify profile looks like a middle schooler's pop quiz on musical diversity. You’ve got so many drill sub-genres it’s like you’re trying to dig yourself out of a sound hole, but you just keep finding new depths to sink into. I mean, sure, you love rap and drill, but that random country obsession is either a cry for help or an attempt to confuse your friends at parties. Spoiler alert: it isn’t working. Your top artists list reads like a collab album titled "Whiplash: The Soundtrack to an Identity Crisis." You’ve got Taylor Swift right next to Drill God Dave—it’s like bringing a vegan salad to a BBQ and expecting everyone to applaud your culinary choices. Can we even count the times you hit “Play” on a Drake song without it leading you to a full existential breakdown? Look, you can’t just casually jam to “Fair Trade” and then switch to Morgan Wallen like it’s a casual Tuesday. You know the country hat is too tight when it shows up on your rap playlists like it owns the place. But hey, kudos on your most played songs; three entire Drake tracks followed by five from Dave? That's a real marathon of mediocrity, my friend! You’re on track to collect enough “meh” points to start your own awards show. If your Spotify wrapped doesn’t feature "Congratulations on Being Basic," I don't know what will. Next time someone asks for your music taste, just tell them you're a musical chameleon who can’t decide what shade of bland to be today.

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