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Bigger/better: Thank U, Next or Bad Guy?

Bigger? 45 members have voted

  1. 1. Bigger hit?

    • Thank U, Next by Ariana Grande
      34%
    • Bad Guy by Billie Eilish
      65%
  2. 2. Better song?

    • Thank U, Next by Ariana Grande
      63%
    • Bad Guy by Billie Eilish
      36%
  3. 3. Better music video?

    • Thank U, Next by Ariana Grande
      69%
    • Bad Guy by Billie Eilish
      30%

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Their first Billboard Hot 100 #1 hits, they were released a couple of months apart. Which one do you find bigger and better?

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Love both artists but this is one of Ariana's weakest singles, carried by her celebrity status peaking vs a literal cultural reset. rip

Edited by Sheep

Bad Guy is bigger and has the better MV, but tuna is a better song

I don't really use either of these in 2026. They both have better songs. I'd say bad guy was bigger but thank u, next is better and has the better music video.

I love Ari but TUN is nothing compared to mega hit Bad Guy.

bad guy but both have that 2019 meme'd vibe to them now. The superior singles off their albums won

Both are terrible & sound juvenile! They both have better songs!

1 hour ago, Popboi. said:

Better song and video: thank u, next
Bigger: bad guy

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I find thank you next video to be too referential so voted for bad guy

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