That depends on you. One way is not better than the other if planned and executed properly.
People opt for lean bulk if they do not want to deal with cutting later which generally involves a period of time where they have to dedicate many hours of cardio and strict calorie deficits. Also, if they dislike the physical look of added body fat they are probably better off lean bulking as the mental strength and discipline to continue despite not being 'ripped' can be too hard for some people.
However, gains are slower and alot of patience is needed to lean bulk.
With plain traditional bulking, gains are quicker and strength gains can be significant in comparison. Thats generally the appeal. Not to mention, many enjoy the added calorie surplus you eat at when bulking (Doublecheese burger with extra cheese and fries on the side? Yes please!!).
However, like I said earlier, you have to cut later which can be alot of work depending on how quickly you want to get ripped. And a cut diet has to be on point to minimise muscle loss.
You have to decide for yourself which is better because your the one who has to put in the time work and effort.
alright. i guess i have to plan properly then. thanks for the advice guys