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Bandaids vs Patient Zero

Bandaids vs Patient Zero 48 members have voted

  1. 1. Better song

    • Bandaids
      68%
      33
    • Patient Zero
      31%
      15
  2. 2. Better video

    • Bandaids
      60%
      29
    • Patient Zero
      39%
      19

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Which ballad song (and video) released as a first single after their latest allbums is the better one?

bandaids was good.

it got a 8/10 from Clash too so it was well received by the critics

Bandaids is definitely better which is bad when Katy's winning one rip

patient zero would be a good song if not for the bridge.

i hate bandaids (song), but katy is really a talented visual artist, her videos are almost always good. can't say the same about taylor

I find both songs very mid and the melodies not that strong
But the videos are really cool cause theyre expensive-have different scenarios and i just feel like playing them again and again for that

Sadly new gens dont watch videos anymore. Theyre all about tiktok-shorts.
Basic!

Edited by AvadaKedavra

im not sure what the OP is asking but im voting for Boy Crazy

Both are inoffensive, generic, watered down versions of something they did better before, in sound, melodies, lyrics AND vocal performance. I actually think bandaids is more enjoyable cause it's more dynamic, but neither is that good in general

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