base talk It's been a great week for Camilizers

[Brooklyn Baby]

@private radio 

[Smarticle]

i think it's a great humbling week for you as a camilizer OGH

 

[80x100]

Y'all should apologize to Lorde fans for dragging Solar Power era

[Beyonceist]

A great weak indeed.

Spoiler

@Villanelle 

 

[Alex]

11 minutes ago, SashaDevachelli said:

[State of Grace.]

the meltdown

[mrmayman]

Has it?

[EtherealCat]

3 days of no atrl must have been a blessing with those numbers 

[Shaner69]

This Meltdown made me laugh. Yeah it's been a great week lol

[Bloodflowers.]

It is an even greater week for anti-Camilizers, I fear

 

 

[Attitude]

No one wants to wake up to the news I woke up to this morning. No one. I was preparing my coffee, turning on wi-fi and the first thing I read is: “Camila Cabello leaves Fifth Harmony”. I blinked my eyes countless times and I went on Facebook just to see more and more posts about it. I couldn’t believe it. My Fifth Harmony dream was over and there I was at 8AM sitting in my kitchen looking at the screen of my iPhone.

I know this may sound a bit too much but… Yes. Tears started falling from my eyes and they wouldn’t stop. I don’t consider this to be an over dramatic reaction like many of you could easily consider. I look at it as unconditional love, dedication and passion. Something unexplainable, no one can translate love into words or even admiration. Some people get your attention and you don’t know why. And while I am fully aware that Fifth Harmony are not over, they’re just down to four, I also am aware that it’s never going to be the same. It doesn’t matter if it is Camila or Dinah or Lauren or Ally or Normani. It doesn’t. I saw this girlgroup being born when they were just five little girls. A few years later they turned into strong and confident women and extremely inspirational. They brought the term “girlgroup” back in the music industry and scored two of the biggest hits of this new decade. I was obsessed and extremely proud of it.

I’ve always been aware that girlgroups are not meant to last and that’s why I flew to Paris just to see them live last year. I knew this was a fast career and that’s why I spent over 800€ on this girlgroup (I’ve watched them live twice, I met them twice, I bought their music, I took a trip just to see them, paid hotel… You make the counts!). I wanted to live it as much as I could and looking back I am so proud of every single thing I did for them. They brought back my fan vein in a way I’ve never experienced before. Britney Spears, Shakira… They’re both established artists and it’s another story on how their careers are handled.

Every Fifth Harmony fan was aware that Camila Cabello was not happy. Ever since “Worth It” became a smash, something went wrong and the relationship between Camila and the four girls has always been weird. There’s indifference and I don’t know what to think. Nonetheless, I am no one to judge that. All I want to make clear is: Fifth Harmony are never going to be Fifth Harmony again and that’s why I feel like my dream has been crashed. My Fifth Harmony dream has ended. It hurts so bad when you’re not prepared… After all they announced a third album last week.

And no. I am not turning my back on Camila. This was a rough decision but I know what it's like to be in a place where you don't belong or feel included and sometimes... It's better to just go for it.

Yet, I always like to see things from the bright side and I am going to always support Fifth Harmony as a group just like any of the five girls as individual acts. They’ve had an amazing and beautiful impact in my life.

Fourth (Fifth) Harmony… Good luck. Camila Cabello… Good Luck.

Fifth Harmony… Thank You. You’ve given me the ultimate fan experience and you’ve been so inspirational. All of you.

“You’re my everlasting love” Fifth Harmony, “Everlasting Love”

 

 

[JBJT2786]

26 minutes ago, Villanelle said:

First of all, stop tagging me, losers. I ain't reading any of that. All I can say is that I am very happy. It has, indeed, been a great week for the Camilizers. We truly won. Camila's put out an acclaimed body of work. The reviews have all been very positive and no, I don't count that one review written by a pressed Shawn Mendez stan who described Shan's break-up singles as 'successful' (they won't even outstream DGY on Spotify). As for the album's sales and streams, she hasn't fallen that much from Romance given the fact that this time around she doesn't have a tour and a huge smash lead singel like 'Senorita' to support it, so the album is doing fine, everything considered. After all, Camila is sitting nicely in the top 10 of Global Spotify chart with her hit single 'Bam Bam', like a global pop girl that she is. She has 47 Million monthly Spotify listeners and a global hit. But back to the music, which is what matters the most. Familia is a cohesive 12-tracks album with no skips. Every song is an undeniable bop. Even Pitchfork praised it and gave it the most descriptive analysis of all the reviews. I was genuinely surprised by the meaning behind 'Lola', Cabello is truly a lyrical genius and a respected Latina artist and who is even yet to grow. Bye.

"I ain't reading all that"...*proceeds to write an essay*

 

Guessing that Bye means you're not coming back.

[raven]

[bestfiction]

 sig worthy

[BILLIONAIRE✘BOY]

[Alak96]

This iconic meltdown The fact that you could NEVER come for Dua, Ariana or Gaga ever again after those Familia numbers 

 

Miss @Villanelle wanted to be as much of a loser as his fave this week

 

Edited April 14, 2022 by Alak96

[808s]

 

Rest in piss Camila's career

[Lost In Paradise]

Y’all really need to look inside yourselves and figure out why you feel the need to hate on this woman so much. For things so many of you have probably done in the privacy of your sad, sad lives.

[Protocol]

No one wants to wake up to the news I woke up to this morning. No one. I was preparing my coffee, turning on wi-fi and the first thing I read is: “Camila Cabello's 'Familia' bombs with 25k first week”. I blinked my eyes countless times and I went on Facebook just to see more and more posts about it. I couldn’t believe it. My Camila Cabello as a Main Pop Girl dream was over and there I was at 8AM sitting in my kitchen looking at the screen of my iPhone.

 

I know this may sound a bit too much but… Yes. Tears started falling from my eyes and they wouldn’t stop. I don’t consider this to be an over dramatic reaction like many of you could easily consider. I look at it as unconditional love, dedication and passion. Something unexplainable, no one can translate love into words or even admiration. Some people get your attention and you don’t know why. And while I am fully aware that Camila is not totally over (her manager has too many connections for that), she's been demoted from A-list pop star, I also am aware that it’s never going to be the same. It doesn’t matter if it is 25k or 27k or 29k or 23k. It doesn’t. I saw this Cuban-American pop star being born when she was only 19 and left the group. A few years later she turned into a strong and confident woman and extremely inspirational. She brought the term "Solo Breakout Star from Flop Girl Group" back in the music industry and scored two of the biggest hits of this new decade. I was obsessed and extremely proud of it.

 

I’ve always been aware that solo members from girl groups are not meant to last and that’s why I flew to Paris just to her live last year. I knew this was a fast career and that’s why I spent over 800€ on this Cuban-American pop star (I’ve watched her live twice, I met her twice, I bought her music, I took a trip just to see her, paid hotel… You make the counts!). I wanted to live it as much as I could and looking back I am so proud of every single thing I did for her. She brought back my fan vein in a way I’ve never experienced before. Britney Spears, Shakira… They’re both established artists and it’s another story on how their careers are handled.

 

Every Camila Cabello fan was aware that the hits to payola ratio was not happy. Ever since “Havana” became a smash, something went wrong and the relationship between Camila and the public has always been weird. There’s indifference and I don’t know what to think. Nonetheless, I am no one to judge that. All I want to make clear is: Camila Cabello is never going to be Camila Cabello The Main Pop Girl again and that’s why I feel like my dream has been crashed. My Camila Cabello as a Main Pop Girl dream has ended. It hurts so bad when you’re not prepared… After all she announced a third album last month.

 

And no. I am not turning my back on the general public. This was a rough decision but I know what it's like to be in a place where you don't care or feel motivated to stream and buy and sometimes... It's better to just go for it.

 

Yet, I always like to see things from the bright side and I am going to always support Camila as a solo artist. She's had an amazing and beautiful impact in my life.

 

Camila (Karla) Cabello… Good luck. 

Camila Cabello… Thank You. You’ve given me the ultimate fan experience and you’ve been so inspirational.

“Something's gotta give...something's gotta break...when all I do is gave...and all you do is take....”

[Hot Volcano]

I agree with everything said

 

the way ATRL was down when HDD posted the prediction  Another L for her haters, we love to see it !

[Post Malone]

14 minutes ago, mrmayman said:

Has it?

Yes.

 

[Diocles]

The meltdown  

 

Poor Miss V, looks like you ate a huge slice of that humble pie, bon appetit! 

 

 

 

[Bloodflowers.]

5 minutes ago, Protocol said:

No one wants to wake up to the news I woke up to this morning. No one. I was preparing my coffee, turning on wi-fi and the first thing I read is: “Camila Cabello's 'Familia' bombs with 25k first week”. I blinked my eyes countless times and I went on Facebook just to see more and more posts about it. I couldn’t believe it. My Camila Cabello as a Main Pop Girl dream was over and there I was at 8AM sitting in my kitchen looking at the screen of my iPhone.

 

I know this may sound a bit too much but… Yes. Tears started falling from my eyes and they wouldn’t stop. I don’t consider this to be an over dramatic reaction like many of you could easily consider. I look at it as unconditional love, dedication and passion. Something unexplainable, no one can translate love into words or even admiration. Some people get your attention and you don’t know why. And while I am fully aware that Camila is not totally over (her manager has too many connections for that), she's been demoted from A-list pop star, I also am aware that it’s never going to be the same. It doesn’t matter if it is 25k or 27k or 29k or 23k. It doesn’t. I saw this Cuban-American pop star being born when she was only 19 and left the group. A few years later she turned into a strong and confident woman and extremely inspirational. She brought the term "Solo Breakout Star from Flop Girl Group" back in the music industry and scored two of the biggest hits of this new decade. I was obsessed and extremely proud of it.

 

I’ve always been aware that solo members from girl groups are not meant to last and that’s why I flew to Paris just to her live last year. I knew this was a fast career and that’s why I spent over 800€ on this Cuban-American pop star (I’ve watched her live twice, I met her twice, I bought her music, I took a trip just to see her, paid hotel… You make the counts!). I wanted to live it as much as I could and looking back I am so proud of every single thing I did for her. She brought back my fan vein in a way I’ve never experienced before. Britney Spears, Shakira… They’re both established artists and it’s another story on how their careers are handled.

 

Every Camila Cabello fan was aware that the hits to payola ratio was not happy. Ever since “Havana” became a smash, something went wrong and the relationship between Camila and the public has always been weird. There’s indifference and I don’t know what to think. Nonetheless, I am no one to judge that. All I want to make clear is: Camila Cabello is never going to be Camila Cabello The Main Pop Girl again and that’s why I feel like my dream has been crashed. My Camila Cabello as a Main Pop Girl dream has ended. It hurts so bad when you’re not prepared… After all she announced a third album last month.

 

And no. I am not turning my back on the general public. This was a rough decision but I know what it's like to be in a place where you don't care or feel motivated to stream and buy and sometimes... It's better to just go for it.

 

Yet, I always like to see things from the bright side and I am going to always support Camila as a solo artist. She's had an amazing and beautiful impact in my life.

 

Camila (Karla) Cabello… Good luck. 

Camila Cabello… Thank You. You’ve given me the ultimate fan experience and you’ve been so inspirational.

“Something's gotta give...something's gotta break...when all I do is gave...and all you do is take....”

 

 

[illia]

[Into The Void]

42 minutes ago, Villanelle said:

First of all, stop tagging me, losers. I ain't reading any of that. All I can say is that I am very happy. It has, indeed, been a great week for the Camilizers. We truly won. Camila's put out an acclaimed body of work. The reviews have all been very positive and no, I don't count that one review written by a pressed Shawn Mendez stan who described Shan's break-up singles as 'successful' (they won't even outstream DGY on Spotify). As for the album's sales and streams, she hasn't fallen that much from Romance given the fact that this time around she doesn't have a tour and a huge smash lead singel like 'Senorita' to support it, so the album is doing fine, everything considered. After all, Camila is sitting nicely in the top 10 of Global Spotify chart with her hit single 'Bam Bam', like a global pop girl that she is. She has 47 Million monthly Spotify listeners and a global hit. But back to the music, which is what matters the most. Familia is a cohesive 12-tracks album with no skips. Every song is an undeniable bop. Even Pitchfork praised it and gave it the most descriptive analysis of all the reviews. I was genuinely surprised by the meaning behind 'Lola', Cabello is truly a lyrical genius and a respected Latina artist and who is even yet to grow. Bye.

Bam Bam is already at 94m streams