Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Humorous: Uses absurd, over-the-top jokes like the bio and posts such as “hut hut hike media blietzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz” to make people laugh.
- Passionate: Shows strong enthusiasm for music, TV, and fandoms, e.g. intense reactions to Panic! at the Disco and MCR in “THESE ARE SO CUTE IM GONNA CRY AWWW SPENCER AWWW…” and pleas like “PLEASE PLEASE SEND ALL OF MCR TO NEW YORK RIGHT NOW. PLEASE ITS URGENT”.
- Culturally-aware: Engages with contemporary pop culture and internet discourse, referencing events like the Super Bowl and awards shows in posts such as “superbowl made me superglad to be latino” and “sinners constantly being robbed + the only golden globe for the movie being won by a white man…”.
- Community-oriented: Interacts deeply with niche fan communities (mcrtwt, oasistwt, etc.), shown in tweets like “me joining oasistwt and leaving mcrtwt behind” and asking followers’ opinions in “I have to prove a point listen up: How many of you guys would be interested in an mcr The Black Parade film/musical?”.
- Creatively-expressive: Draws and shares art and playful concepts, such as “unfinished jonathan byers #jonathanbyers” and changing their avatar with “pfp befo and aftaa 👀👀👀 (2nd one drawn by me)”.
Weaknesses:
- Aggressively-hostile: Frequently expresses violent or hostile sentiments, like “this christmas I want john lennon resurrection so i can shoot him this time” and threats in “if you say medium ugly within my proximity i will hurt you”.
- Self-destructive: Jokes repeatedly about harming themselves, for example “ive never considered self harm but after seeing this photo i figured its never too late to start” and the bio about going “crazy and hurt myself and others.”
- Harshly-derogatory: Uses very insulting language toward individuals, as in “julian casablancas so ugly no wonder he a pedo 😂😂😂👏👏” and mocking insults toward various celebrities and fan stereotypes across their timeline.
- Intolerance-expressive: Posts intense blanket statements about groups, such as “I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE…”, which can alienate others and escalate conflict.
- Shock-dependent: Relies heavily on shock value and extremity for humor and engagement, from “this actually might be the world's most racist and hateful image ever” to violent or graphic phrasing across tweets, which can overshadow their other strengths.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They’re most like Lisa Simpson: hyper-online, opinionated, politically aware, and very invested in niche music and media. Like Lisa, they combine genuine moral outrage with sardonic humor, calling out racism with posts like “people using bad bunny winning aot as an excuse for blatant racism” and “if youre a miserable conservative wanker yeah”. Their bio and tweets show intense, sometimes dramatic reactions to pop culture—e.g., “superbowl made me superglad to be latino” and “I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE…”—which fits Lisa’s tendency to go all-in on her beliefs. The heavy focus on bands, albums, and specific artistic deep cuts, like “the young veins streams are going down because people finally realized the better band is THE LIKE”, mirrors Lisa’s artsy, slightly snobbish side. Even their self-aware jokes about being terminally online, such as “how it feels to run an account that gets no interactions on things that arent replies”, feel like something Lisa would write if she had a stan Twitter account.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They lean Extraverted: their feed is highly interactive, oriented around fandom communities and shared experiences (e.g., “me and my gay russian twink friend goon to noel gallagher” and “check on your local rams fan today”), and they’re comfortable broadcasting strong opinions and inside jokes to an audience. Their humor and interests suggest Intuition more than Sensing: they constantly spin media into exaggerated, conceptual takes (“murray resisting the urge to call will word that rhymes with maggot during ep 7”, “jonathan byers would hate stranger things”) and play with hypotheticals and meta-commentary rather than concrete, practical topics. They are clearly Feeling-oriented: values and emotions dominate their posts, from rage at perceived injustice (“people using bad bunny winning aot as an excuse for blatant racism”) to intense fandom attachment (“jack😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭lawrence😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔”), and their arguments are more moral/affective than logical. Their lifestyle reads as Perceiving: they embrace chaos, spontaneity, and shifting interests (e.g., “yall need to get me back on mcrtwt... my feed has LITERALLY only been oasis despite the fact i only know 1 song” and “im gonna start tweeting like the raconteurs have a big fanbase of queer teenagers because #fakeituntilyoumakeit”), with little evidence of structured planning. Taken together—the outward, communal energy, abstract and hyperbolic humor, emotionally charged values, and flexible, impulsive vibe—ENFP is the best-fitting MBTI type.
Some pickup lines for you
- If the Bad Bunny halftime show made you go feral as a kid, imagine what we’d be like now, screaming along to him and then arguing about whether Green Day or The White Stripes should’ve opened instead.
- You refusing to learn how to drive so you couldn’t see Z Berg is tragic, but I volunteer as tribute: I’ll be your designated driver to any The Like / Young Veins / Raconteurs-adjacent event, as long as you rant about Oasis and ugly British men the whole way.
- You said life would be so good if Brendon Urie was a girl, but honestly, life would already be pretty great if you just sat with me, forced me to pick a side in ‘who the better album 👀,’ and then made fun of my choice like a true mcrtwt/oasistwt menace.
- As someone who thinks Jonathan Byers would hate Stranger Things and still liked the ending, you clearly have elite media taste; I kind of want you to judge my playlists the way you judged that fanfic line you pulled the ‘HE WOULD NOT SAY THAT’ face at.
- Not to go full ‘average Nick Drake fan’ about it, but between your panic! deep dives, Copper Kid x LJ analysis, and tweets in Spanish about Bad Bunny and random chicas, I think you might secretly be my perfect blend of miserable British-men hater and chaotic Latino soulmate.
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Your new Twitter bio
Latino pop-punk enthusiast in Swansea. Once wrote a panic! song review like a 911 call. Music, TV, drawings & too many opinions per minute.– @youngcrouchy
Your signature cocktail
The Bad Bunny Halftime Meltdown
This drink starts with a silver tequila shot with chili-salt rim for their chaotic, impulsive stan energy and Latino pride, inspired by “superbowl made me superglad to be latino” and “white liberals during the bad bunny halftime show”. Pink grapefruit juice adds a sharp, slightly bitter sweetness to match their mix of affectionate fandom and ruthless dragging, like calling out “people using bad bunny winning aot as an excuse for blatant racism”. A splash of mezcal brings smoky, emo depth for their love of Panic!, MCR, Oasis and The White Stripes, echoing lines like “life would be sooooo good if brendon urie was a girl” and the dramatic “ive never considered self harm but after seeing this photo i figured its never too late to start”. Few drops of blue curaçao represent their bright, hyper-online, very terminally-chronically-online fandom color, from “all panic at the disco fans so prettayyy like its scientifically proven” to “my playlist got two saves im famous #fuckyall #switchinguponmydayones”. Finally, a dash of tajín over crushed ice reflects their spicy, sometimes violent humor—like “if you say medium ugly within my proximity i will hurt you” and the absolutely unhinged Christmas wish “this christmas I want john lennon resurrection so i can shoot him this time”—served over ice because under all that fire, they’re still just a music-obsessed nerd trying to cool down.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Their timeline is full of bold, confrontational stances and a willingness to say the loud part out loud, even when it’s aggressive or socially risky. They openly rail against racism and bigotry, e.g. calling out people “using bad bunny winning aot as an excuse for blatant racism” in “people using bad bunny winning aot as an excuse for blatant racism”, and venting raw frustration at straight people in “I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE… FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK”. Their sense of justice is emotional and impulsive; they threaten over-the-top retaliation like “if you say medium ugly within my proximity i will hurt you” and fantasize about violent comeuppance toward figures they despise in “this christmas I want john lennon resurrection so i can shoot him this time”, which is very Gryffindor in its performative extremity. They also show performative courage and self-deprecating recklessness, e.g. joking about self-harm from a bad photo in “ive never considered self harm but after seeing this photo i figured its never too late to start” and treating fandom drama like moral crusades in “#brentwilsonhatetwt”. While they’re witty and creative, their defining traits are fiery conviction, dramatic call-outs, and impulsive emotional reactions—classic Gryffindor energy more than the cold strategy of Slytherin or the quiet steadiness of Hufflepuff.
Your movie
Your song
I Write Sins Not Tragedies - Panic! At The Disco
Their entire timeline orbits mid‑2000s emo and especially Panic! At The Disco, so a dramatic, theatrical classic like I Write Sins Not Tragedies fits their whole online persona. They openly stan Brendon and Panic, from calling all fans pretty in “all panic at the disco fans so prettayyy like its scientifically proven” to live‑tweeting first listens like “listening to vices and virtues in full for the first time yall wish me luck”. Their humor is chaotic, hyperbolic, and a little unhinged, like “ive never considered self harm but after seeing this photo i figured its never too late to start” and “my mom used to buy me the Bad Bunny halftime show as a kid but she had to stop cause the show would make me go crazy and hurt myself and others”, which mirrors the song’s over‑the‑top melodrama. The messy relationship/"wedding gone wrong" vibe of the lyrics also matches their delight in chaos and drama, seen in tweets like “this christmas I want john lennon resurrection so i can shoot him this time” and “I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE I HATE STRAIGHT PEOPLE... FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK”. Overall, I Write Sins Not Tragedies captures their emo nostalgia, theatrical flair, and love for messy, dramatic narratives.
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