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Roar vs Wrecking Ball

thecollegegraduate
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Roar vs Wrecking Ball 62 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is the better song?

    • Roar - Katy Perry
      15%
      10
    • Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus
      84%
      53

  2. 2. Which song has the better music video?

    • Roar - Katy Perry
      30%
      19
    • Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus
      69%
      44

  3. 3. Which song has the better single cover?

    • Roar - Katy Perry
      36%
      23
    • Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus
      63%
      40

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Better song: WB

Better cover: WB

Better video: Roar

WB

WB

both ugly but voted WB

Roar is that annoying song you can't help but sing along to, Wrecking Ball is a top class power ballad.

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    • Like 1

    WB for all. Boar is one of the most horrendous MPG singles rip

    Both have always been kinda mid for me, like filler pop hits. But I guess I prefer Roar a bit more?

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    • Like 1

    WB is infinitely better than Roar.

    For some reason I've always liked the Roar single cover though, i think it's just bc of the jacket

    Roar is one of the most generic, saccharine, and cringeworthy singles released by any current or former MPG. She was really pandering to the 3-7 year old demographic with that kidz-bop drivel.
    • 2 months later...

    Wrecking Ball feels far more timeless
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