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PMN+ What Your Favorite Artist Says About You, March 2025
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What Your Favorite Artist Says About You

Aaradhna, Drew Deezy, OneFour or Kolohe Kai — your rotation says more than you think, fam.

Music says a lot about who you are. Pick your favourite from the four below and see how close we got.

Aaradhna

Choosing Aaradhna means you are in tune with your emotions. You are a sensual, sensible being. You love to express how you feel and you are not afraid to wear your heart on your sleeve. You are probably an old soul and a lover girl or boy. You prioritise your mental health and take well-needed breaks from people, places and things to protect your peace — and that's okay.

Drew Deezy

If your favourite artist is Drew Deezy it means you love hip-hop and rap, and you were so stoked when a Samoan guy from the Bay Area released his Poly Tape. You believe in unity, as you probably still rep the Tokouso movement. You definitely look scary at first but on the inside you are a teddy bear and would do anything for those you love. You believe in loyalty, trust, hard work, and most importantly you love your family.

OneFour

You are definitely from Sydney, Australia or South Auckland. Your outfits of choice are a cross-body bag, joggers, and a polo. You are an aspiring drill rapper or musician pursuing your dreams of making it in the mainstream music space. You stand for what you believe in. You stand on business and you're not afraid of opposition. You are loyal and hardworking, all while rocking a mullet or a rat tail.

Kolohe Kai

You are the local bruddah or unko from Hawai‘i who is always down for a jam session with the family. You probably drive a lifted Yota of some sort. You love the ocean and preach the spirit of aloha to everyone you meet. You are down to earth and people would probably proclaim you as a positive person. You can be found collecting puas on the street for your ehu girl or collecting shells waiting to cool down.

Images provided by the featured individuals or sourced from their public social media profiles and online platforms. All rights remain with the original creators. Originally published in PMN+ Magazine, March 2025 (Vol. 2 No. 3).