duybeeGAshantiGA Posted September 28 Posted September 28 (edited) Which Rare song is better? Edited September 28 by duybeeGAshantiGA
duybeeGAshantiGA Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 (edited) To me the Lana reject >>>> the dated Britney reject Edited September 28 by duybeeGAshantiGA 3
ThousandMiles Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Diet Pepsi is a cultural phenomenon, what is ok i'm ok?
GraceRandolph Posted September 28 Posted September 28 I liked IOIO, but cmon Diet Pepsi is a classique. 6
Thin White Duke Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Tate at least sounds good, those vocals on the verses on that Addison girl song.. uff actually unlistenable. 6 2
YourFavoriteWeapon Posted September 28 Posted September 28 IOIO is legitimately awful and killed all the momentum she got from Greedy and exes. Addison on the other hand gave us a pop smash and is a good successor for Selena now that she's going to stop giving us sexy whisper bops. 1 1
Rihinvention Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Diet Pepsi is a better song but it's ok, i'm ok has a better music video.
perfect blue Posted September 28 Posted September 28 both extremely mid, but diet pepsi is better despite addison's flat vocals
Pop Fan Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Tater Tot can't compete against Addy. Addy has a personality, charisma and A-list potential. Tater Tot can't relate. 1 1
Brooklyn Baby Posted September 28 Posted September 28 2 minutes ago, NewStanner said: Diet Pepsi is genuinely one of the most overrated songs that ATRL gays have been hyping up in a while, it's just a lowkey boring Lana's LFL rip-off. There's nothing interesting nor with personality about this track. I Got It Bad deserved its hype instead, now that's a bop. While It's ok I'm ok is clearly Britney inspired, it still retains the characteristics of Tate's previous works. The beat goes off, I love the strong bass on it, and the way the song builds up over the bridge is top-tier pop songwriting. It's an incomparably superior song. 2 1
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