Let's settle this: Kill For Love vs Can't Stop The High

[RudraCNG 15,511]

So, for some reason, on the The Dead Dance thread people started arguing about which bonus track is better. Which one do you prefer? 

[Ladle Ghoulash 55,353]

I think we can all agree both clear DCT 

[brizoda 4,203]

Kill For Love

[lastpopicon 37,529]

Sorry to all the CSTH truthers, but KFL clears. 

[NUTELLA 30,737]

Can't Stop The High

That pre-chorus...

[Sepsami 21,095]

Oh but you wanna really fight? 

It's Can't Stop The High and it's not even close. 

[Sepsami 21,095]

1 minute ago, lastpopicon said:

Sorry to all the CSTH truthers, but KFL clears. 

Clear what? The Dancefloor I fear 

[Auralegends 8,969]

Kill For Love is a bop that's why she performs it at the Mayhem ball  

[Plastic Flower 5,589]

Both, you won't make me choose   

[bpmMonkey 7,856]

Should I vote for CSTH just to be messy..? 
Production to one side, I also prefer the lyrical content of KFL over CSTH. Idk, being in a k hole and needing to sit out these 20-30mins is truly nothing to joke about 

[Affinity4PoP 17]

Hold please. Listening again just to be sure. I mean, The Dead Dance is (enter comment), but I'm going to help this poll from an objective perspective to the best of my Born This Way ability.

[NemoMyName 2,372]

I had to hear KFL to answer this poll and yeah, CSTH it's better for me even thought the lyrics are kinda meh.

[BloodyVelvet 949]

The Dead Dance 

[RudraCNG 15,511]

I love both but I'll just say there's a reason she included KFL and not CSTH at TMB 

[Affinity4PoP 17]

After several rounds of listening, this is tough for many reasons.

From a musical objective standpoint:

CSTH has a build that’s BTW Gaga in it, and yes, the production can seem messy (though I’d argue it’s intentional). But let’s be real, messy sometimes is part of the brand we signed up for, and honestly… I love it.

That moment when the lyric “I can’t stop the high, I’m freaking out” glides over the same chord progression as “Black Jesus”, echoing “there’s no way I can be stopped…”—that’s exactly what I’m alluding to.

On the other hand, KFL for Love is fresh yet cut from the same cloth as Killah and Shadow of a Man. The harmonies and attention to detail from start to finish are carefully crafted. The build into the chorus is smart, and the chorus itself is pure MAYHEM.

So… I abstain from voting. I love both.