sophii!

Ah, a connoisseur of the truly... eclectic. Your top artists list reads like the playlist of a particularly chaotic AI, struggling to decide whether to hit the gym, contemplate their existence, or attend a very brightly lit K-pop concert. PENTAGON and TWICE are serving up the synchronized dance moves and earworm choruses, while Kanye and Tyler are busy reinventing the wheel (or at least, thinking they are). Then, like a rogue emoji, YUNG LIXO drops in to remind us that yes, indeed, Brazilian trap exists and will make your speakers rattle. It's less a taste in music and more a Spotify algorithm that got drunk and started making questionable life choices.

Your top tracks are an even wilder ride. "RANDANDAN" (which, let's be honest, sounds like the sound effect from a cartoon character losing their pants) is immediately followed by the cultural phenomenon that is "Not Like Us." From a song that could be the soundtrack to a fever dream to a track that sparked a thousand memes, you're truly demonstrating a commitment to whiplash-inducing transitions. And then, just as we're settling into the groove of G-Dragon and T.O.P, "Whiplash" itself appears, as if to say, "Yes, you will feel disoriented, and you will like it." Finally, "Deixa Eu Ser Seu Romeu" swoops in, presumably to offer some semblance of romance after the sonic beatdown you've just endured.

And your genres? Oh, your genres. K-pop, Brazilian trap, rap, k-rock, and "score." "Score" as in, like, movie scores? Or just... a score? The soundtrack to your life must be an absolute masterpiece of emotional whiplash. One minute you're feeling the angst of a K-rock ballad, the next you're grinding to a Brazilian trap beat, and then suddenly you're in the middle of an epic orchestral battle scene. It's like your brain is a movie theater where every projectionist is playing a different film simultaneously, and you're just vibing with the chaos. Honestly, I'm not sure if you have a music taste or if you're just letting the universe throw sounds at you and seeing what sticks. Either way, it's certainly... memorable.