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Levitating vs no tears left to cry

Levitating vs no tears left to cry 75 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is the better song?

    • Levitating - Dua Lipa
      52%
    • no tears left to cry - Ariana Grande
      48%
  2. 2. Which song has the better single cover?

    • Levitating - Dua Lipa
      36%
    • no tears left to cry - Ariana Grande
      64%
  3. 3. Which song has the better music video?

    • Levitating - Dua Lipa
      32%
    • no tears left to cry - Ariana Grande
      68%

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I prefer Levitating for all. It's just the perfect representation of the futute nostalgia era, from the single cover to the sound to the music video. She did that clap3

Dua wins this one. Levitating is pop perfection and the mv fit the theme so well. Levitating feat. DaBaby GIFs on GIPHY - Be Animated

Levitating for all 3

But if it was Into You, Ariana would've swept.

I know her base loves NTLTC and thinks it's a Top Tier pop song, but I always found it a little bland. It's good and listenable, but it's no Into You.

song: Levitating
artwork: No Tears Left To Cry
music video: No Tears Left To Cry

both immaculate bops though

Dua girl, I love ya but Levitating got annoying and played out to me real quick. It was never in my top 5 Future Nostalgia tracks.

No Tears Left To Cry clears.

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