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Erika's version is more catchy, so I think I'll vote for her.
But I don't think it will be as easy for some record company to sign Erika as it was for Ueto Aya because Ueto Aya had a squeaky-clean image and was liked by almost everyone in Japan. And her voice sucks (but that's not really important in the industry). Plus, I don't think SONY MUSIC had any intention to sing with her because of the lack of her name in the promotion of the song/single, but after the HUGE sales maybe they changed their minds.
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