poll Better album? TTPD Vs. Radical Optimism

[Space Cowboy]

 

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[playwithme]

RO is mediocre and forgettable, but it is still miles better than that dullfest. TTPD is genuinely one of the worst albums I've ever heard with zero songs that have any replay value. The only song that I replayed more than once was "I Can Fix Him", but I forgot about it in a few days. No wonder this album is underperforming Midnights on Spotify. It will probably be extremely frontloaded.      

Edited May 3 by playwithme

[Burn]

 

neither

[alexrex]

[sunbathinganimal]

at least Radical Optimism is over in 35 minutes

[The Man Who]

I haven't listened to TTPD yet because of how big it is, but Happy For You is currently my favourite song of 2024.

[HardBambi]

Radical Optimism is really great! To me it serves Confessions I love it! 

[Mitsuki]

I would choose TTPD for the Florida > Guilty as Sin > Who's Afraid of Little Old Me sequence alone

 

[Erreur2 La Nature]

Radical Optimism

[TouchinFree]

Dua's blackout over Taylor's lotus. 

[Miracle Whip]

[Cyber]

TTPD by far better

[mael]

They are SO unserious for this like....

[Karla Cabello]

ttpd

[pisuke]

Radical and by far.

[Wewee]

TTPD  

 

[Ethereal]

TTPD by far

 

[shyboi]

i can't even believe i'm saying this but TTPD

[brazil]

11 minutes ago, Karla Cabello said:

ttpd

Translation, it says "breathe, Dua Lipa" 

[Dear Reader]

The way the poll is tied just like their P4K scores, this is hilarious 

Edited May 3 by Dear Reader

[Khal]

TTPD has some highs and some really low lows, RO has no highs and no lows, it's just mostly there. So, TTPD, I guess.

[enchanted0]

Radical Feminism doesn't give euphoric moments like Guilty As Sin or Fresh Out the Slammer so TTPD >>>>>>

[ParisTexas]

TTPD for Guilty as Sin? alone

[AxelFox]

57 minutes ago, sunbathinganimal said:

at least Radical Optimism is over in 35 minutes

People are laughing at this but I honestly think it's a valid factor playing in RO's favor!  

[Jay07]

Radical Optimism because it actually has some exciting moments and interesting choices unlike TTPD which is flatline word salad. But it's still a severe disappointment. Dua should have come with an undeniable banger to solidify her position as a force and this album is so mid and forgettable. It's only 35 minutes and I dread playing it again