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The user displays an elitist, contemptuous worldview toward the masses, reminiscent of billionaire Mr. Burns. They repeatedly demonize minorities, calling them 'brown things' and 'Latinx invaders' ('Deport whatever those brown things are too', 'I actually don't want the Latinx invaders to learn English... I want them gone'), which mirrors Burns' disdain for the lower class and immigrants. Their desire for power and control is evident in tweets like 'He absolutely does have the power to do so, and he’s choosing not to', echoing Burns' scheming nature. The hateful, conspiratorial language ('I’m convinced nons just don’t possess any spatial reasoning…', 'All of these accounts are Nigerian or Indian 😹') aligns with Burns' contempt for the idiot masses. Overall, the user's nihilistic, miserly attitude toward society parallels Mr. Burns' repeated attempts to profit from the town’s misfortunes.

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The user shows extraverted behavior by constantly engaging with others, e.g., 'lmao look at these replies' and 'I'll care about any of this performative anti Islam bullshit...'. Their focus on abstract, speculative ideas like 'If we gave Stone Age people iPhones in 2025' and frequent references to 'the black pill' indicate a preference for intuition. The tone is driven by strong personal values and emotional reactions, as seen in 'I actually don't want the Latinx invaders ... I want them gone' and 'I don't care' statements. Finally, the erratic, spontaneous posting style—such as 'One tiny groyper midnight snack, sufficient to tide over one minute groyper' and 'Whatever I just won’t xeet anything'—reflects a perceiving orientation.

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Meme curator & pop‑culture nerd. Running @drewtopia. Coffee‑powered sarcasm & occasional sci‑fi rants. Once tried to meme‑ify my morning toast.– @grimesists

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The 'Esoteric Elixir' combines absinthe for its mysterious allure, reflecting the user's complex personality as an 'Esoteric Grimesist'. The ginger beer adds a zesty kick, much like their lively engagement in social issues, as seen in tweets like 'Elon is going to fix this all by xeeting “wow” and not putting any tangible support behind this belief'. The activated charcoal symbolizes their darker tendencies, paralleling sentiments expressed in, 'So tired of being exposed to ugly creatures.' Lastly, hot sauce signifies their fiery opinions, while lavender syrup offers a hint of unexpected sweetness, reminding us of their multifaceted views, as illustrated by the tweet, 'Even the arch boomer goyslopTV channel NewsMax is running a segment about how the Republicans don’t do anything'.

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The user’s tweets reveal a relentless drive for dominance and control, a core Slytherin trait of ambition, such as "I actually don't want the Latinx invaders to learn English; I don't want to hear their shitty accents ... I want them gone." They also demonstrate cunning use of authority to enforce their agenda, exemplified by "I think reporting that fried chicken place to ICE for illegal employees worked cause this time they didn't fuck up my order, it was ready right after I got there, and everybody working there was White and spoke English." Their focus on personal advantage and nepotism—"I have the job I have now through nepotism"—shows the resourcefulness and self‑preservation prized by Slytherins. Additionally, their frequent calls to eliminate political opposition, like "Ok so can we get rid of our single Democrat congressional seat in Kansas now?" underscore a ruthless pursuit of power. Altogether, these patterns of scheming, self‑interest, and a desire to dominate align most closely with Slytherin.

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The song "Back in the USSR" reflects a rebellious and provocative attitude, which aligns with @grimesists' confrontational tweets. For instance, their comment, "I'll care about any of this performative anti Islam bullshit when the same sort advocate as vocally for their little pet latinx to be removed" exemplifies their defiance against mainstream narratives. Additionally, their sarcastic remark, "How is this guy this stupid yet he gets to have billions of dollars in value and me and my oomfies don’t" suggests a critical view of success and societal values, mirroring the song's themes of cultural clash and irony. Overall, this song's energetic tone and themes of rebellion resonate well with their bold and controversial online persona.

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