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California King Bed vs. Unconditionally

naval23
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Which one? 57 members have voted

  1. 1. Which one do you prefer?

    • California King Bed
      64%
      37
    • Unconditionally
      35%
      20

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California King Bed

Unconditionally is one of the best songs ever.

CKB is one of the worst on Loud.

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    california sounds like a song for a commercials and unconditionally is just plain boring. I chose the latter tho cuz I can't take cali seriously

    4 hours ago, Breakdown said:

    Unconditionally is one of the best songs ever.

    CKB is one of the worst on Loud.

    Agreed, Rihanna's worst songs are still some of the Best songs ever.

     

    OT: CKB obviously, Rihanna and Muni Long should work together again.

    Edited by IsidoraMarí

    California King Bed :jonny: Unconditionally is boring. Walking On Air deserved to be a single instead.

    rih could actually sing calif live unlike katy

     

    its a better song too

    Overall, "Unconditionally." I just like the verses in "California King Bed." I don't care for its chorus.

    Unconditionally, sweetie :gaycat2: 

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