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Potential Break Up Song v/s Untouched

Julia Fox
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Better? 52 members have voted

  1. 1. Better?

    • Potential Break Up Song
      36%
      19
    • Untouched
      63%
      33

  2. 2. Bigger?

    • Potential Break Up Song
      36%
      19
    • Untouched
      63%
      33

  3. 3. Remembered?

    • Potential Break Up Song
      59%
      31
    • Untouched
      40%
      21

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What’s the better 2000's hit song by a female duo?

 

Edited by Julia Fox

:jonny2: these two amazing songs

 

I love them so much but Untouched is literally untouchable in my eyes :jonny5: plus no matter where you went this song was being played  everywhere when it came out :katie2:

As much as I love Aly & AJ's resurgence in the past couple years, I have to say Untouched x3

Wait this is so hard. :jonny: Untouched takes me to another planet but I love Potential Break Up Song. 

1. Untouched :giraffe:

2. Untouched :giraffe:

3. Untouched :giraffe:

  • ATRL Moderator

Untouched is undoubtedly better and I say that as the biggest A&A stan. PBS is overrated and not anywhere near the top of A&A's mostly flawless discography 

Untouched is one of the best songs of all time

  • ATRL Moderator

"Untouched" is untouched! But it's also sadly forgotten.

PBS (Explicit) > Untouched > PBS (2007)

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