Roasted 4 months ago based on ktmagoo's long term Spotify stats.

Ah, ktmagoo, the playlist equivalent of your Pinterest board filled with DIY napkin folding ideas and quotes from that one self-help book you've only partially read. Your favorite genres read like the personal diary of someone who can’t decide if they want to be moody, inspirational, or just a little too into singing about their feelings in a really elaborate way. Southern Gothic and Choral? I mean, who are you fooling? The only ghosts haunting your playlists are the ones escaping from your inability to choose a personality. Maybe one day you'll expand your horizons beyond music that sounds like it was made for a dramatic film trailer—hopefully before your middle school theater days come back to haunt you. And let's talk about those top artists. We've got a delightful mix of "is this a school project?" and "I’m trying too hard to be unique." You’ve got Nobuo Uematsu, who is probably confused as to why his epic video game scores keep showing up alongside the likes of “Poor Man's Poison.” At this rate, you'd have better luck explaining your musical taste to an algorithm than to an actual human being. And your obsession with soundtracks and musicals might just get you flagged as the poster child for quarantine-fueled cringe. Sorry not sorry for the mental images of you belting out show tunes in the shower while synchronously dancing with an invisible cast. Your most played songs read like a playlist for an existential crisis during a midlife meltdown. Seriously, ktmagoo, “Hell’s Comin’ with Me” followed by “What Is This Feeling?”—it’s like you’re trying to experience every single emotional spectrum in one sitting. Just pick one vibe, for crying out loud! Could it be that you’re trying to win a gold medal in musical schizophrenia? Between wistful choral pieces and sweet soft rock tunes, it’s a wonder you haven’t accidentally composed the soundtrack to your own life tragedy. Don’t worry, though; you're not the only one—somewhere out there, there’s an entire community of people who appreciate emotional whiplash as much as you do. But they probably don’t have “Dancing Through Life” on repeat.

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