Roasted 9 months ago based on Apipme_'s long term Spotify stats.

So, Apipme_, your Spotify profile feels like a mid-2000s emo kid’s diary threw up all over a tropical vacation photo album. Seriously, with such a heavy Indonesian Pop and Indie mix, it’s like your heart and your Spotify are in a permanent state of confused adolescence. You could change your username to "Apipme_ and My Longing for Lost Youth" and no one would bat an eye. Listening to Sheila On 7 is fine in moderation, but when your top five most played songs are all from them, one must wonder if you’re secretly sponsored by their fan club. Then there’s that bizarre fusion of genres and artists. I mean, “Indorock” right next to “Psychedelic Rock”? I can just picture you at a dinner party, trying to explain your tastes while your guests are unsure if they should call for help, or hand you a life jacket for that emotional flood you’re so clearly navigating. We get it— you’re trying to showcase the diverse palette of Indonesia, but it’s honestly like you’re on a mission to make everyone around you question their life choices within the first ten seconds of your playlist. And let’s not overlook the classic rock legends juxtaposed with JKT48 — it’s like bringing granddad to a K-Pop concert and expecting him to join a flash mob. Your “Most Played” list reads like the Spotify equivalent of a half-hearted scavenger hunt: “Which Sheila On 7 track will play next? Spoiler: It’s probably another Sheila On 7 track!” You’ve got the emotional depth of a puddle and the variety of a bag of stale chips. But hey, at least you have a wonderful collection of ballads for when you’re feeling down. Just... maybe take a break from Sheila and branch out a bit, or I fear you’ll be forever trapped in a cycle of sad songs played at peak emotional instability.

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