Roasted 1 year ago based on deli.oatmeal's long term Spotify stats.

Alright, buckle up, iits_.spencer, because your Spotify profile is about to get roasted harder than your favorite artist's last album drop! I mean, you’ve got so many “Afro” genres in your favorite list, I half expect you to show up to a cookout with a plate of kale salad and a side of cultural appropriation. Seriously, with a lineup like that, I’m half convinced you just Googled “most popular African sounds” and hit the play button like you were opening a can of soda — and we all know how bloated that can make you feel. Your favorite artists are a wild ride too. You start strong with Rihanna and Kendrick, but then you hit a speed bump with Chris Brown and NF, like somehow you lost control of the playlist while driving through the 'Trainwreck' neighborhood. It’s like your music taste has more personality shifts than a high school drama club—a little pop, a sprinkle of hip-hop, and a hefty dose of artists desperately seeking relevance. I imagined your top artist list being the soundtrack to a sitcom where nobody quite knows why they’re friends, but somehow they all ended up at the same party wearing matching outfits! And don’t even get me started on your most played songs! "Arike," "Jekasoro," and "Kudade - Fancy Fingers Refix"? Sounds like the titles of a bad self-help book series more than tracks on a reputable Spotify playlist. Though "Good Morning" by Kanye is probably the most accurate song to describe your morning routine—since you clearly need a wake-up call after having such a diverse but ultimately confused taste in tunes. Honestly, if your music library were a person, it would likely complain about an identity crisis while simultaneously trying to convince everyone at the bar that it’s "cultured." Get it together, Spencer!

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!