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good 4 u vs. Good For You

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Good 4 You 30 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is the better song?

    • Olivia Rodrigo - good 4 u
      26%
      8
    • Selena Gomez - Good For You
      73%
      22

  2. 2. Which is the better music video?

    • Olivia Rodrigo - good 4 u
      66%
      20
    • Selena Gomez - Good For You
      33%
      10

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selena's GFY has always been my favorite song of hers. it does a really great job at creating such an ethereal intimate vibe throughout the song and even asap's verse is pretty good too! though olivia's g4u is also a nice catchy song, it doesn't make me feel the same way selena's makes me feel, although olivia's video for g4u i like more than selena's video for gfy. it was a lot more creative and had more energy and personality to it, whereas selena's was just her laying around being sexy which i guess matches the theme/vibe of the song? but i feel she still could've done a bit more, plus the mv version of gfy is inferior to the single version with rocky :michael:

gfy is the one that turned me into a stan and im not too big on olivia 

but i will say her video outsold the stripped gfy video 

Good for Bieber, literally one of the best songs that year.

Olivia's is obviously bigger and all, but Selena's almost turned me into a stan.

 

Haven't watched either video.

g4u sweetie

Edited by terrorblade
why is g44y censored

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