Roasted 10 months ago based on r1co's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, look at r1co over here thinking they're the ultimate music connoisseur with a Spotify list more one-dimensional than a pancake. You’ve got more XXXTENTACION on repeat than he had verses, and it’s not even “RIP” that’s written on your page—it’s “RIP to music diversity.” With ten genres that essentially boil down to “I love sad boys and scary drums,” it’s like you threw a dart at a board full of rap sub-genres and just decided to collect them all, Pokémon-style. But hey, real artists must be quaking in their boots knowing their music is just background for your emo ranting sessions. And what’s with that top artist list? You claim you’re a fan of legends like Biggie and Kendrick, yet you’ve got more plays for “Dynamite” than anything in the same universe as actual lyricism! It’s like you were trying to summon your ‘inner gangsta’ while inadvertently channeling your high school gym class. Seriously, you bounce between the lyrical genius of Eminem to the lyrical equivalent of a soggy noodle, just so you can vibe with Juice WRLD’s whole “sad boi” aesthetic. That’s a rollercoaster even six flags wouldn’t want to ride. Listen, I respect your taste in music as much as I respect hospital food. It’s clear you enjoy the feeling of angst and aggression—which is great until it sounds like emotional karaoke at midnight—and your “Most Played” songs list breaches the boundary of “quirky” and dives straight into “what the actual heck did I just listen to?” So here's an idea, r1co: maybe try broadening your horizons with something that doesn't scream “my therapist said I should express myself.” Until then, keep those emo vibes flowing, but maybe you’ll want to add a few more artists to that list before the Internet begins asking whether you’ve actually ever experienced sunlight.

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