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

Oh, Awẹlẹwa Smith, your Spotify profile reads like an Afrobeats-themed survival guide for someone lost in the 90s. I haven’t seen this much genre repetition since my grandma mistook “repeat” for “shuffle.” You’ve got enough different kinds of Afro-stuff going on to confuse even Google. Isn’t it cute how you think “Naija Worship” is going to save your soul from the cringe of your playlists? At least now when your friends ask for some good Nigerian tunes, they’ve got a buffet of mediocrity to munch on—served with a side of “who even are these artists?” Let’s talk about your top artists because they deserve a medal for what they’ve endured. Nathaniel Bassey might be the only one dressed for the occasion, trying to bring some divine vibes, while the rest of your lineup looks like a choir of confused soul-searchers hoping for a miracle. What’s with that mix of Oluseyi Solagbade and Travi$ Scott? It's like you're throwing a Nigerian party and then inviting a guy in a tie-dye shirt who thinks "worship" is a TikTok dance. I mean, “Aye Mi n F'ogo Fun O”? Sounds like something you shout during a game of bingo after sipping one too many zobo drinks. And your most-played songs? A delightful medley of tracks that screams, “I’m still trying to figure out who I am!” It’s like you gathered all your favorite tunes and started a very public identity crisis. “Snooze” by SZA? Oh, honey, you are not the only one! We’re all snoozing through your music choices. But hey, as long as you’re vibing in your little bubble of Yoruba Worship and Azonto, who cares if the rest of us hail from the realm of good taste? Your Spotify profile is proof that music doesn’t just bring people together; it also shows us who needs a personal DJ intervention.

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