Roasted 1 year ago based on @Mamango.'s long term Spotify stats.

Ah, @Mamango, the connoisseur of soundtracks for when you're 19 and heartbroken for the third time this week. Your favorite genres read like a hipster's diary entry titled "How to Get Dumped in 10 Easy Steps". Seriously, Bedroom Pop and Slowcore? I can practically hear your playlist whining about unrequited love while you stare longingly out the window, sipping on a chai latte. You've got more genres than friends, and honestly, I don't blame them for ghosting you. And don’t even get me started on your top artists. Mac DeMarco, Arctic Monkeys, and TV Girl? Wow, you've discovered a talent for collecting insufferably cool bands that were the soundtrack of every "I might start a podcast" conversation in college. You must have a PhD in melancholic vibes and an unwavering dedication to fashionably late heartbreaks. As if anyone will take you seriously after jamming to “Cigarettes After Sex”—unless your goal is to chain-smoke while reflecting on how deep you think you are. Your most-played songs read like a template for a mid-2000s teen drama that you wrote during a rainy day. “Tuyo (Narcos Theme)”—you’re not even trying to hide the fact that you're a tragic romantic. “Lovers Rock”? That sounds like what you’d play to woo someone while telling them all your existential crises. And “Bunga Maaf,” really? The only person confessing their love with your playlist is your therapist. So, keep rocking the lo-fi and dream pop, but remember: listening to this much melancholy might just make you eligible for an award in the “Most Likely to Overthink Everything” category.

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