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Roar vs yes, and?

Roar vs yes, and? 73 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is the better song?

    • Roar - Katy Perry
      30%
    • yes, and? - Ariana Grande
      69%
  2. 2. Better music video?

    • Roar - Katy Perry
      41%
    • yes, and? - Ariana Grande
      58%

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Roar is peak cheesy terrible Katy. And right after those tacky funeral videos of her blue wig, like she was gonna do anything else but release aerosol cheese music.

Yes, And doesn't make me grimace like the other one.

Yes And is one of my fav Ariana singles. Roar was always the worst song that came out in 2013

Roar is bland, Yes, And? is annoying. Pick your poison.

"Roar" is an embarrassing atrocity thing compare it to songs of similar quality (or lack of) like "Shake it Off" or "Me!"

yes and is amazing and the intro whistles alone clear the brave knockoff

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I really love Yes, And. Roar is way too generic for me

Yes, and is great where as roar always sounded like kidz bop to me.

I know it's (for some reason) an unpopular opinion but these are two of their best songs, respectively, imo

Roar is slightly better than Yes, and? I'd say though

I could do without both music videos but I guess I'll vote Yes, and? for the video simply cause it doesn't make me cringe as much as Roar's does lol

They're my least favourite songs ever. I can't stand either of them.

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