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THE KIDS DON’T WANT TO DANCE BUT THEY SHOULD LISTEN TO THESE NEW RELEASES…

Into You vs Physical

yeezytaughtme
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Into You vs Physical 89 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is the better song?

    • Into You - Ariana Grande
      51%
      46
    • Physical - Dua Lipa
      48%
      43

  2. 2. Which song has the better music video?

    • Into You - Ariana Grande
      15%
      14
    • Physical - Dua Lipa
      84%
      75

  3. 3. Which song has the better single cover?

    • Into You - Ariana Grande
      22%
      20
    • Physical - Dua Lipa
      77%
      69

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This is actually hard tbh ... Physical I think. Way better verses and the bridge is better? Both choruses are just so godDAMN good. 

 

Pop perfection for both :jonnycat:

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  • LCTV
    LCTV

    Into You is generic

  • helpthomas
    helpthomas

    you must not know much about music if the song you compare it to is RAWM     RAWM is based on a straight arpeggiated bass line. IY is completely chopped and syncopated, and the main sound is

  • JayG
    JayG

    LMFAOOOOOOOO, huh? NOW it is cause every single song AFTER it dropped copied its sound. Before it came out, there was almost nothing that sounded like it.

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