Roasted 29 days ago based on Anirudh A Menon's long term Spotify stats.

Anirudh A Menon, huh? With a Spotify profile that screams "I’m trying way too hard to prove I’m not a softie," you might as well change your name to “The Adolescent Anger Management Poster Child.” Seriously, how many more metal subgenres do you need to define your personality? If you add even one more, I’m pretty sure your Spotify would start recommending lumberjack retreats and chainsaw juggling workshops. I'd suggest listening to something else for variety, but I guess that would risk a metal mutiny. Your top artists read like an unfinished list of how to scare off anyone trying to have a casual conversation. I mean, “Ice Cube” in the midst of all that screaming and growling? Talk about tonal whiplash! You’ve got Metallica and Black Sabbath giving a resounding headbang from the grave as they hear their classics sandwiched between tracks by some dude named Casey Edwards, who produces songs that sound like they belong in a action video game nobody plays. If chaos was a sound, it would be your entire “Top Artists” playlist. Just what we all needed—an existential dread soundtrack! Most played songs? Wow. You’ve truly combined the angst of a teenager trying to find themselves with the instrumental chaos of a high school marching band on its last rehearsal. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” followed by “Bury the Light”? That oscillation from teenage depression to existential brilliance must make for one wild ride. Next, you’ll be telling me “I Can See My House From Here” is an anthem for those who are just too lost in their own metal-induced rage to find their Spotify account, or, worse, the front door. Good luck finding a therapist that can also riff on thrash metal—might want to stick to those chainsaws!

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