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The user’s mix of intense media criticism, contempt for "slop" entertainment, and very online fandom awareness most closely matches Comic Book Guy. Like him, they constantly call out what they see as low-effort or corporate art, e.g. saying “The artistry of gaming is dead and all that remains is corporate slop” and calling a GOTY winner “hyper realistic cutscene fodder slop”. They’re harsh and condescending toward fandoms and creators, much like Comic Book Guy’s snobby attitude, as seen when they tell Sonic fans “I’m falling off this shit ass series, it’s obvious nothing’s gonna change” and Power Rangers fans “need to be taken out back I mean it”. Their tendency to insult online communities and internet humor (e.g. “The world is appealing more and more to Redditors and the sheer thought of that pisses me off” and “I hate band kids. They deserve every bit of ridicule they get”) mirrors Comic Book Guy’s elitist disdain for other fans. Even when they feel “vindicated” by bad media or backlash, such as saying “I feel vindicated”, it fits Comic Book Guy’s self-satisfied, hyper-critical persona.

Your MBTI personality Type
They come across as more introverted (I) than extroverted: their tweets are mostly critical commentary on media and online culture rather than sharing personal social life, and they frame themselves as an observer looking at others’ behavior, e.g. “Smg4 fans watch the most band kid humor shit imaginable then get mad when you make fun of them for it” and “I truly weep for gen alpha because most of them barely even get to experience actually genuine pieces of art”. They are strongly intuitive (N): they consistently talk about big-picture patterns in culture, art, and fandom rather than specific details, like “The artistry of gaming is dead and all that remains is corporate slop” and “People not taking anything seriously is exactly why we’re at the state we’re in right now”. Their arguments are very thinking (T)-driven, prioritizing standards, consistency, and harsh critique over harmony, as seen in blunt evaluations such as “We don’t need to play the game to know it’s hot ass” and “Your the reason we barely have any unique or interesting games”; even when talking about neurodivergence, they focus on how fetishization undermines serious discourse, e.g. “This is a real fucking problem… it’s because of fetishist and the neurodivergent people who not only enable it but dance for said fetishist”. They lean judging (J) in how rigidly they hold and enforce standards about media, activism, and humor, often presenting firm conclusions rather than open-ended musings, like “Ok time to start the conversation. Sonic peaked in the adventure era and since then the series has been nothing but shitty games and broken promises and I for one am completely done with this bullshit” and “Orrrrr we actually criticize it and put these corpo slop eating loser ass niggas who’ve never played an actual jrpg in their fucking life in their place”. Putting this together—introspective cultural critique, abstract pattern-focused rants, logic/standards over harmony, and a very judgmental, decisive tone—INTJ fits better than the more outwardly people-focused F types or more flexible P types.

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Media critic in a Sonic hoodie. Neurodivergent, Black, and tired of corporate slop. Once lost a day arguing about band-kid humor and still not sorry.– @shonenpro051

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This drink hits hard and fast, like Bee quote-tweeting fandom nonsense with lines such as “Your a pathetic man baby and your poor excuse of “activism” amounts to fucking nothing”, so it starts with overproof dark rum for that unapologetically strong energy. An espresso shot captures the hyper-aware, chronically-online vigilance behind takes like “People not taking anything seriously is exactly why we’re at the state we’re in right now”. Blackberry syrup nods to their bio, “just a black guy who likes anime, tmnt, sonic”, adding depth and sweetness beneath the bitterness. A dash of Campari represents the sharp, bitter disdain for corporate and fandom slop seen in posts like “The artistry of gaming is dead and all that remains is corporate slop” and “You know, with AI becoming more and more of an issue, you'd think Twitter artists would try to get better at their craft, but they don't.”. The smoked sea salt rim is for the constant righteous saltiness toward performative behavior and fetishization, as when they say “This is a real fucking problem neurodivergent people like me will never be taken seriously and it’s because of fetishist and the neurodivergent people who not only enable it but dance for said fetishist”. Strong, bitter, a little dark, but with a real core of care under the burn—exactly the vibe of someone who tweets “I truly weep for gen alpha because most of them barely even get to experience actually genuine pieces of art.”.

Your Hogwarts House
Bee most strongly fits Gryffindor, because their core trait is openly and aggressively standing up for what they believe is right, even at the cost of starting conflicts. They repeatedly call out what they see as performative or fake activism, e.g. blasting retweet-only “activism” in fandom with lines like “How about you actually do something about it instead of being performative asshole and retweeting a tweet by a known bigot” and mocking artists whose “best form of activism is drawing their scrimblo bimblos doing all the work” in this tweet. They also show a strong willingness to confront bigotry and racism head-on and emotionally, such as “Oh wait you’ll never understand BECAUSE YOUR FUCKING WHITE” and “White people only care about racism when their unseasoned chicken ass ship is involved”, which signals moral courage more than quiet diplomacy. Their anger is consistently directed at groups they feel are harming art, neurodivergent people, or Black creators, for example their frustration that fetishization harms “any chance for mental health and neurodivergence to be taken seriously” in this tweet and their lament that “the artistry of gaming is dead and all that remains is corporate slop” in this one. The tone across their timeline is impulsive, confrontational, and driven by a strong internal sense of justice—classic Gryffindor fire rather than the calculated ambition of Slytherin or the detached analysis of Ravenclaw.

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The best fit is "All Caps" because it’s sharp, confrontational, and deeply rooted in hip-hop and nerd culture, mirroring how Bee blends Black identity with anime, games, and internet criticism. They constantly call out performative behavior and shallow trends, like when they say “You know, with AI becoming more and more of an issue, you'd think Twitter artists would try to get better at their craft, but they don't.” and “People really need to stop hyping up mediocre art just because said art isn’t ai”, which fits the song’s disdain for fakery and trend-chasing. Their timelines are full of harsh but principled media takes—calling games “hyper realistic cutscene fodder slop” and saying “The artistry of gaming is dead and all that remains is corporate slop”—much like DOOM’s dense bars picking apart shallow rap. Bee’s mix of anger, humor, and niche references about Sonic, TMNT, and JRPGs parallels DOOM’s blend of cartoonish imagery with serious critique. And just as the hook insists you “spell his name with all caps,” Bee demands people actually respect real craft and real marginalized experiences, calling out “performative neurodivergent niggas” and how fetishization harms neurodivergent people.

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