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360 vs Bluest Flame

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Just listened to Bluest Flame for the first time and... :deadbanana4: She's so misguided sonically. 

360 felt fresh and wasn't a retread of previously released charli songs so that one! both bops tho. 

360 :clap:

Bluest Flame is good, but takes a while to get going. The long intro hides the fact that it's a bop! 

Edited by Reginald

360 can't be topped, I fear. 

But Bluest Flame is awesome too! I love both. :)

Blue Flame. 360 is unoriginal H&M pop. Blue flame is grammy worthy music that showcases Selena's true vocal ability.

bluest flame because it sounds like when charli was still making good music and not whatever garbage she did on brat

Edited by playboi

Selena released a truly emotionally resonating and beautiful album and we have people who are calling bluest flame, the most repetitive, annoying, least vocally intensive, and basic song the best thing on the album? Popper gays are really something else. 

 

My answer is of course 360.

 

Edited by coney island

Selena released a truly exciting, stimulating and boppy album and we have people who are calling bluest flame, the most ravishing, adrenaline-inducing, most vocally interesting, and biggest bop the worst thing on the album? Coffee shop gays are really something else. 

 

Anyways, it's 360 but Bluest Flame is great too and I love when artists try something new with their sound. 

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