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

Ah, Dreannamarie94, your Spotify profile reads like a teenager's mid-life crisis playlist. With enough K-Pop to feed an army of glitter-loving fans and an enthusiastic collection of "conscious" hip hop tracks that scream, "I care about social issues but definitely spent last Saturday binge-watching reality TV," it’s no wonder you can’t hear your friends over the sound of your own contradictory taste. You’d think your favorite genres came from a trendy fusion restaurant menu—"Sure, I’ll have the ‘Trap Queen’ with a side of ‘K-Rap,’ and make it snappy!" And those top artists? What a lineup! Sure, Kendrick and Megan are cool, but we can’t ignore that you’ve consigned yourself to jamming out to BTS and TOMORROW X TOGETHER while your friends are still trying to decide whether you should be locked in the basement or handed a mic on stage at Coachella. I mean, when you’re hitting play on “Peanut Butter & Tears,” is it really introspection, or are we just questioning why you’re overanalyzing a snack? If your taste in music was any more confused, it would have called the police to report a case of mistaken identity! And can we talk about those most played songs? No offense, but your tracklist says "I’ve done my emotional labor for the week, now pass the peanut butter and allow me to cry about it." Why are you so serious with songs like "Rich Spirit" when you sound like you’re five minutes away from a TikTok dance challenge done poorly in your living room? Dreannamarie94, you are a walking contradiction, somewhere between a rap aficionado and a K-Pop stan who’s running from her own chaotic choices. I guess if music is a reflection of self, then it's safe to say you're like a mixtape no one asked for but everyone secretly wants to hear just to see how wild it gets!

Roasts are purely for fun and entertainment. They're not meant to be taken seriously. Enjoy the laughs, but remember your music taste is uniquely yours!