Roasted 1 month ago based on beep be be boop's long term Spotify stats.

Oh look, it's the Spotify profile of someone who thinks their music taste is more complex than a physics textbook. You claim to love "Metal" in every conceivable form but let’s be real, even your favorite bands probably roll their eyes at your Spotify algorithm. I mean, you’ve got “death metal” right next to “groove metal” like it's a Tinder bio for someone desperately trying to attract attention at an emo night. Are you sure you’re not just one confused teenager masquerading as a metal aficionado? In your quest for 'edgy' music, it's almost impressive how you've turned your listening habits into a competitive sport. Seriously, a list that prominently features "Nu Metal" and "Djent" should come with a warning label: “Intense ennui and emotional instability may occur.” And while you’re headbanging to Gojira, just remember, your chances of being a 'cool' person are fast approaching ‘zero.’ Maybe put down the air guitar for a second, walk outside, and get acquainted with how the sun works? Your favorites playlist looks like it was curated by a robot on a mission to ruin my day—“another space song” really? Did you just finish a black hole documentary? And how do you manage to chart "Lighter and Lighter" when everything else screams “let's destroy the universe”? Listening to your most played tracks feels like a sonic Olympic sport; you must have the world record for strangest mixtape ever made. But hey, at least you’re guaranteed not to find a date with tunes like yours—so it's a double win!

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8.7MArtists
110.6MSongs
21MAlbums
6.8KGenres
3.9MLabels
526.2KPlaylists