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rush vs. unholy

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? 61 members have voted

  1. 1. better song

    • rush
      83%
      51
    • unholy
      16%
      10

  2. 2. better music video

    • rush
      81%
      50
    • unholy
      18%
      11

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Put in Montero too

 

OT: Aside from the cattiness, I can’t believe explicitly gay songs are actually smashing lmao, it’s great

    • Like 2

    I don’t see Rush matching Unholy’s success, but it’s the better song for me. 

    my fellow Australian :smiley:

    rush for both 

     

    unholy has garbage lyrics, corny production, and a cheap MV

     

    m0mmY d0nT Kn0W dAdDy’S geTTing HoT1!1!

     

    like stfu 

     

    Edited by Taylucifer

    Rush is a great pop song with a ton of replay mileage. Unholy was always annoying to me.

    3 hours ago, Laura Palmer said:

    I don’t see Rush matching Unholy’s success, but it’s the better song for me. 

    The question was which is better not bigger

    This site need to compare people is astounding, both songs are great to me, both Sam & Troye wins in my book ❤️

    I'm a house music gay but the Gregorian-chant styled chorus, middle eastern plus industrial/hyperpop elements are way, WAY more interesting than white boy oontz oontz music released in the middle of house pop resurgence.

     

    I like Rush tho.

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