This Teen Made A Spotify Playlist To Break Up With Her BF And His Twitter Response Was Hilariously Perfect

Instead of talking it out with the guy, this teen decided to make him a Spotify playlist to explain exactly how she felt.

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Twitter / @errikkxa and Facebook / Kirsten Titus
Twitter / @errikkxa and Facebook / Kirsten Titus

Ah, young love — it starts so beautifully and ends so quickly. Back in my day, you’d ask out your crush in person (or using a carefully-worded note) and then break up with them a few months later, also in person. But times have changed, and I guess you could say the youths are getting more creative.

Wyatt Hall and Kirsten Titus, two students from Brigham Young University, went on a few dates together before Kirsten decided she maybe wasn’t as into him as she thought. Instead of talking it out with him, she decided to make him a Spotify playlist to explain exactly how she felt.

Twitter / @errikkxa
Twitter / @errikkxa

Ouch. Well at least it’s straight to the point?

Kirsten’s sister shared the screenshots on Twitter, and people couldn’t decide if the playlist was hilarious or terribly petty.

https://twitter.com/errikkxa/status/849349212005421056?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.distractify.com%2F

https://twitter.com/MissSpronkle/status/851279750395961344

https://twitter.com/cj_higdon/status/851268618054582272

https://twitter.com/LeeBuliay/status/851273950604570624

https://twitter.com/errikkxa/status/849362472599519232

But Wyatt was not about to be silenced, even over social media, and his response was just as epic.

https://twitter.com/wyman778/status/849685387052171266

The non-couple inspired others to make playlists of the people in their lives, which is honestly pretty hilarious.

https://twitter.com/katyphilly/status/851286559919816707

One Twitter user even made a playlist for Wyatt himself.

https://twitter.com/_Wendybb/status/851307729247326208

Twitter / @_Wendybb
Twitter / @_Wendybb

Well, at least it gave some of us a laugh. Maybe not Wyatt, but some of us. Thought Catalog Logo Mark