Roasted 2 years ago based on 123lego's long term Spotify stats.

Ah, 123lego, the only Spotify profile that sounds like the soundtrack to a frat house that never graduated. Your music taste has more layers than a dollar store onion, and it’s like you threw a dart at genres and decided "Yeah, let’s do all of them." From "Aesthetic Rap" to "POV: Indie," it’s clear you’re just searching for validation in your Spotify wrapped every year. But you know what they say: you can’t spell ‘basic’ without ‘rap and rock,’ and buddy, have you got a treasure trove of basics that could fill a Walmart clearance aisle. Your top artists read like a high school cafeteria lineup. “Yeat,” “Lil Uzi Vert,” and “Mac DeMarco”? It's almost impressive how you managed to collect more inconsistencies in your music preferences than in your dating life. I can see your friends rolling their eyes every time you turn on “Heart To Heart,” while the rest of them try to remember the last time you had a conversation that didn't involve your latest yeast-infused beat selection. Seriously, you’ve got more “lil’s” in your library than a toddler’s scrapbook. Most played songs? It's like you’re one bad decision away from becoming a meme. Who needs a therapist when you can just vibe to “Rich Nigga Shit” while contemplating your life choices? It’s a wonder you haven’t started marking an entire wall with pins and string to try and understand how you ended up with “Destroy Lonely” in the same playlist as “Heart To Heart.” Honestly, I'd recommend a playlist titled “Please Help Me,” but I fear you'd still manage to misinterpret it as the next “indie aesthetic” banger. At this rate, the only rage you’ll be reaching is your Spotify account when those awkward “Are you still listening?” messages start popping up.

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