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Katy Perry's best/worst second track?

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Katy Perry's best/worst second track? 78 members have voted

  1. 1. Best song?

    • I Kissed a Girl
      30%
      24
    • Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
      19%
      15
    • Legendary Lovers
      35%
      28
    • Hey Hey Hey
      3%
      3
    • Cry About It Later
      10%
      8

  2. 2. Worst song?

    • I Kissed a Girl
      3%
      3
    • Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
      8%
      7
    • Legendary Lovers
      1%
      1
    • Hey Hey Hey
      78%
      61
    • Cry About It Later
      7%
      6

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best: I kissed a girl / Last Friday Night 

worst: Hey Hey Hey

 

 

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Well Hey Hey Hey has stellar production... just attached to a horrendously written song. Having HHH as the title didn't help either. 

Cry About It Later (one of her best songs imo) > Legendary Lovers > Last Friday Night > I Kissed A Girl >>>>>>>> Hey Hey Hey :rip:

 

I think she should have made LL and CAIL singles and pushed them. Yeah they are both risky but they are so much better than songs like Unconditionally, This Is How We Do,  and Smile. I think bad single choices made her decline faster. 

Edited by Mikeymoonshine

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