Miley Cryus 'Adore You - Cedric Gervais Remix' v/s Lorde's 'Royals T-Mix': Which one is Better? [VIDEOS]

It's the week of remixes. Miley Cyrus' "Adore You" has got a remix from French DJ and producer Cedric Gervais who worked like magic with the remix of Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness." Other artist who got her song remixed is Grammy Award winning teenager Lorde. Lorde's "Royals" has been remixed by T Pain and sounds completely classic. Check out the videos below.

"I had an interesting phone call the other day -- Miley Cyrus called me and asked me to work with her on 'Adore You,'" said Gervais, according to Billboard. "It's finished, she loves it," he added. The remixed version of Miley's song might help the singer climb up in the music charts, the website is reporting. Miley peaked up the charts with her two previously released songs "Wrecking Ball" and "We Can't Stop" but the "Adore You" is still struggling to make its mark.

The music video of "Adore You" has also been ridiculed for showing off too much nudity and sexuality. Miley touched her private parts, showed her breasts and posed in provocative moods in the music video of "Adore You" and some critics have also called it as good as a porn video! Let's see if the remixed version of the song can help Miley climb up the charts.

Lorde on the other hand does not need any remixed version to popularize her song "Royals." The 17-year-old singer has already proven to the world that "Royals" is the best as it won two Grammy Awards. According to MTV news, rapper T Pain has "missed the whole point" of the song's sentiments.

The remixed version, which is dubbed T-Mix, "turns the original's anti-bling sentiments into a celebration of the extravagant life ... and a shout-out to everyone's favorite blended Canadian whiskey," writes MTV.

"We don't really give a f---/Now they trying to hate on us/And I just party on my bus," T-Pain says in the lyrics. "Lemme see you get loose, girl/everything is on me ... let me live that fantasy!," he finally adds.

Listen to both the remixed versions below and tell which one you like the most.