Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Self-aware: Recognizes and comments on his own behavior, like joking about his humor in “Sometimes I really hate my humour” and forgetting a name he gave a character in “I FORGOT THE NAME I GAVE HIM LMAOO”.
- Humorous: Uses jokes and playful reactions, e.g. “IM CRYINGGG!! 😭😭 ITS JUST THIS SHIT AGAIN” and “Interacted with ONE vocaloid post now my entire tl is just mfs calling each other pedos”.
- Media-savvy: Shows nuanced takes on fandom and industry trends, like gacha tribalism in Wuwa in “Normal wuwa content barely gets any views…” and comparing Mezmorizer to Solo Leveling in “Mezmorizer is doing exactly what solo leveling did to the manhwa Industry”.
- Critical-thinking: Questions community behavior and logic, e.g. calling out overreactions to villains in “It's almost as if villains are meant to be hated” and asking about comprehension in “do Genshin impact players have basic comprehension skills?”.
- Passionate-fan: Engages deeply with games/anime, like pulling for Furina despite initial reluctance in “I told myself I wasn't going to touch such a game… But furina made me change my mind 💙” and strong interest in Genshin characters such as Columbina and Tsaritsa in multiple tweets.
Weaknesses:
- Frequent-cynicism: Many posts are framed as frustration or annoyance, like “This shit again?”, “Oh my fucking god bruh ....”, and “This person always has something dumb to say every time”.
- Harsh-judgment: Uses strong language toward others, for example calling someone’s takes dumb in “This person always has something dumb to say every time” and mocking groups in “my entire tl is just mfs calling each other pedos”.
- Negative-focus: Tweets often center on what’s wrong—hating humor in “Sometimes I really hate my humour”, worrying about the country in “this is exactly what will ruin this country soon”, and repeated reactions like “Oh wow would you look at that. Atp I'm not even surprised anymore”.
- Conflict-prone: Frequently engages with drama or arguments, such as fandom fights in “Columbina mains sub being More civilised than fans on twitter and tiktok” and ongoing discourse in “Normal wuwa content barely gets any views… resort to gacha tribalism”.
- Self-deprecating: Downplays himself and his presence, with a bio saying “I don't exist...” and tweets like “Sometimes I really hate my humour”, which can hint at low self-regard even when used jokingly.
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
This user most closely matches Bart Simpson: sarcastic, online-chaotic, but clearly plugged into fandom culture and drama. They constantly roast things with casual profanity and meme energy, like calling out fandom discourse in “Interacted with ONE vocaloid post now my entire tl is just mfs calling each other pedos” and “This person always has something dumb to say every time”. Their humor is self-deprecating and chaotic, admitting things like “Sometimes I really hate my humour”, which fits Bart’s tendency to joke first and think later. They’re also deeply into games and anime/gacha culture, reacting dramatically to content in tweets like “No I can't!! In fact I don't wanna see anymore 😭😭” and “Oh my fucking god bruh ....”, just as Bart gets overly invested in TV, comics, and games. Underneath the snark, there’s awareness and critique of communities, like in “Normal wuwa content barely gets any views... so most of it's CC's resort to gacha tribalism”, echoing Bart’s occasional sharp insight beneath his prankster persona.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
They lean Introvert (I): their bio "I don't exist..." and being "here for @KiyokoSchan_" suggests a low-key, detached online presence rather than a socially performative one, and their tweets are mostly commentary on media/games rather than personal social life, like “Interacted with ONE vocaloid post now my entire tl is just mfs calling each other pedos”. They show strong Intuition (N) through pattern-spotting and big-picture takes about fandoms and industries, e.g. “Normal wuwa content barely gets any views from the player base so most of it's CC's resort to gacha tribalism because that's the kind of content the wuwa fandom was built on...” and “Mezmorizer is doing exactly what solo leveling did to the manhwa Industry”. Their tone is clearly Thinking (T)-oriented: blunt, critical, and logic-focused rather than soothing or people-pleasing, as in “Sandrone, do Genshin impact players have basic comprehension skills?”, “This person always has something dumb to say every time”, and “No fucking way!! It's almost as if villains are meant to be hated, Who'd have imagined.”. Their behavior is flexible and reactive, pointing to Perceiving (P): they frequently respond to whatever is on their timeline with spontaneous takes like “Lmao wtf ??!”, “This shit again?”, and “Oh wow would you look at that. Atp I'm not even surprised anymore”, rather than talking about schedules, goals, or structured plans. The combination of detached humor, meta-analysis of fandom dynamics, and blunt logical criticism fits INTP more than adjacent types like INFP (more value/feeling-focused) or INTJ (more goal/plan-oriented and decisive in tone).
Some pickup lines for you
- You went back to listening to Yeat after two years—how about we speedrun that character arc and make your next comeback playlist the soundtrack to our first date?
- You said someone should make Fortnite in Genshin UGC mode… how about we duo: you build the overworld, I’ll build a safe zone where nobody slanders Furina, Mavuika, or Columbina.
- You ‘don’t exist’ in your bio, but you still care enough to defend WuWa creators from gacha tribalism and villains from bad-faith takes—if that’s what a non‑existent guy is like, I’d love to meet the real you.
- You forgot the name you gave that character and still posted it with ‘LMAOO’ and crying emojis—if you can laugh at your own chaos like that, I feel like we’d have the kind of dates where even our L’s are funny stories later.
- Your TL is Vocaloid drama, Tencent takes, Mezmorizer analysis, and random ‘oh wow’ screenshots—but somehow the wildest thing on my own TL is realizing I’m low‑key crushing on the guy live‑tweeting it all.
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18 • He/Him • Genshin & anime hot takes, WuWa gacha theorist. Once swore I wouldn’t play a game—then Furina dropped and I folded instantly.– @AugustMaro
Your signature cocktail
The Tsaritsa on the Timeline
The smoky mezcal shot is for their blunt, slightly jaded attitude toward fandom drama, like when they say “Normal wuwa content barely gets any views from the player base so most of it's CC's resort to gacha tribalism...” and “This person always has something dumb to say every time”. Blue curaçao nods to their devotion to Furina and Hydro vibes (“But furina made me change my mind 💙”) and the general Genshin fixation around the Tsaritsa and Harbingers (“She already has an ownership rate of 80% Columbina impact”). The spiced chili syrup captures their chaotic, slightly unhinged humor when they cry-laugh at the timeline like “IM CRYINGGG!! 😭😭 ITS JUST THIS SHIT AGAIN” and “Sometimes I really hate my humour”. A splash of energy drink represents their high-energy reactions to anime, games, and drama (“Oh my fucking god bruh ....”, “Lmao wtf ??!”), like a perpetual late-night scroll. The charcoal salt rim hints at the darker, cynical edge of their feed, from wondering if villains are supposed to be hated (“It's almost as if villains are meant to be hated, Who'd have imagined.”) to lamenting what will “ruin this country” next (“Forget everything else, this is exactly what will ruin this country soon”).
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The strongest throughline in @AugustMaro’s posts is a combination of analysis, media-literacy, and somewhat detached, witty commentary rather than raw sentiment or ambition, which points toward Ravenclaw. They frequently dissect fandom and content-creator behavior, like in “Normal wuwa content barely gets any views from the player base so most of it's CC's resort to gacha tribalism because that's the kind of content the wuwa fandom was built on...”, which shows a big-picture, analytical mindset. They also compare industry trends in a meta way, as in “Mezmorizer is doing exactly what solo leveling did to the manhwa Industry”, reflecting pattern recognition and media analysis rather than simple stan behavior. Their humor is self-aware and slightly cerebral, as they note in “Sometimes I really hate my humour”, and they often react to discourse with critical commentary like “No fucking way!! It's almost as if villains are meant to be hated, Who'd have imagined.”, which reads as dry, logical sarcasm. While there’s some emotional intensity and frustration, it’s typically channeled into commentary and critique rather than moral grandstanding (Gryffindor) or overt ambition (Slytherin), and there’s little focus on loyalty/wholesome community-building (Hufflepuff), making Ravenclaw the best fit.
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internet crush - yeule
A song that best fits them is internet crush by yeule. Their bio, “I don't exist... ♡here for @KiyokoSchan_,” immediately gives that slightly detached, online-core vibe that the song captures perfectly, with its blend of irony, distance, and genuine feeling. They oscillate between unbothered sarcasm and emotional intensity, like when they say “IM CRYINGGG!! 😭😭 ITS JUST THIS SHIT AGAIN” or “Oh my fucking god bruh ....”, which matches the song’s mix of vulnerability and digital chaos. Their timeline is full of hyper-online fandom discourse and mild exasperation, such as “Normal wuwa content barely gets any views from the player base so most of it's CC's resort to gacha tribalism…” and “Interacted with ONE vocaloid post now my entire tl is just mfs calling each other pedos”, echoing the song’s themes of living, feeling, and burning out online. Overall, the track’s ethereal but jaded tone fits someone who jokes about not existing while being deeply immersed in internet culture and fandom.
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