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Disease vs. Good Luck, Babe!

? 104 members have voted

  1. 1. Better Song?

    • Disease by Lady Gaga.
      33%
      35
    • Good Luck, Babe! by Chappell Roan.
      66%
      69
  2. 2. Superior Artisty Exhibited?

    • Disease by Lady Gaga.
      33%
      35
    • Good Luck, Babe! by Chappell Roan.
      66%
      69

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Why is it always Good Luck Babe paired with another song? :skull:

I've loved Gaga since 2008 but GLB is better than most of her discography and i dont even care for Chappell Roan like that.

Good Luck Babe is good but i would prefer someone like Kate Bush to sing it during her prime she would do justice to the song, because it feels like something's missing. 

 

So i voted for Disease. 

Oh, don't make me that. Both are absolute masterpieces, I can't even choose. :gaycat6:

Chappell is the REAL queen so she easily takes this one.

the one thats not a generic rip off of something they had done a decade ago :)

2 hours ago, masochizm said:

the one thats not a generic rip off of something they had done a decade ago :)

I mean GLB is just a Marina ripoff, ie something someone else did a decade ago, so that's not really any better :foot:

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