Roasted 7 months ago based on Shaun Moeng's long term Spotify stats.

Shaun Moeng, huh? With favorite genres ranging from "Melodic Rap" to "Amapiano," it's clear you tried to assemble a musical identity more complex than a Rubik's Cube and ended up with an impression that's as confusing as a toddler’s drawing. Seriously, bro? Emo Rap? How many times can you cry to your playlist before you just take a good look in the mirror and say, "Maybe I should try knitting instead"? I mean, your taste in music reads like the diary of a heartbroken teenager who can’t decide if they want to dance or wallow. Your top artists read like an all-you-can-eat buffet of second-tier rap, and it makes me question: did you accidentally filter out all the talent while doing your research? Travis Scott is the only saving grace in a lineup that looks more like a list of "Who’s Who" for a group therapy session. If YoungBoy Never Broke Again was truly about his name, he would stop putting out hits and get a job; we’re truly concerned for his mental health given you seem legit addicted to his tracks. But hey, at least you're not boring. Just confused, upset, and possibly traumatized— which, let’s be honest, probably sums up the feeling behind your whole music collection. And then there are those most played songs. "MY EYES" should be retitled "My Cringe," because I can only imagine what prompts you to listen to "N o C h i l l" more than twice. You’ve revved up your Spotify algorithm to dish out the most emotional wreckages, pushing that “sad boy” aesthetic hard enough to end up on a couch discussing your feelings with a therapist. If music is a reflection of yourself, buddy, you might want to consider putting some 'space' between you and that emo rap playlist. Go outside. See the sun. And for the love of God, switch it up—try something that won’t have your Spotify year-end recap sounding like a tragic love story that even Shakespeare would find too dramatic.

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