Roasted 20 days ago based on monssigvardsson's long term Spotify stats.

Oh monssigvardsson, look at you trying to make friends with every genre like they’re all invited to the same awkward family reunion. You’ve got more musical identities than a chameleon on a color wheel. Rock, Pop Punk, Dream Pop, and Rap? It’s like you walked into a vintage store and decided to just buy the entire rack of mismatched outfits. One minute you’re jamming to Kanye, the next you’re lost in a dreamy haze with Tame Impala—what’s next, you’re going to drop a country album? Your top artists read like a list of people who’ve lost track of their own careers. Sure, Tame Impala is great, but picking Mr. Kitty as a top artist is a bold choice—are you secretly a 16-year-old girl in an emo phase? And let’s not even mention Purple Disco Machine; it sounds like a name you’d come up with when trying to describe an IKEA furniture design. You’ve got your house on the disco dancefloor, but I can assure you no one is gonna be dancing to "Sharing The Night Together" by Dr. Hook in 2023. Just when we thought we left the ‘70s behind with bell bottoms, your Spotify suggests otherwise. When it comes to your most played songs, it’s like a musical pet cemetery—so much potential, yet all of them feel like they’re drifting off into a land of forgotten playlists. “Holiday House?” Really? Don’t even start me on “Ghost Town”; with the kind of variety you have going, you should probably change your profile to “Monssigvardsson: The Musical Identity Crisis.” With eclectic choices like yours, the only thing more confusing than your music taste is trying to figure out if you were ever really that emo or just love a good pair of eyeliner. Here’s a tip: next time you mix genres, at least have the decency to give them a warning.

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