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RIP Dolly Parton ❤️

Cheryl vs. Nadine

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arguably the second weakest member of Girls Aloud was somehow always able to keep up with THE voice of the group.

 

what sorcery did Cheryl perform to do this? it was Cheryl who morphed into Nadine when she needed to. Nadine never adjusted to Cheryl's lack of vocal talent.

 

repeat with me: you dont need a big voice to succeed in pop. look at britney, selena or cheryl. they were way bigger than xtina, demi and nadine

Nadine from Arthur is more interesting than both of these ladies

The real question is why are they all barely moving. Salina mooooove!

I've always been partial to Cheryl's singing, she has a lovely tone :heart:

Cheryl always had the it girl energy, Nadine just worked on the group due to her flawless vocals, no star power, if Cheryl released Go to Work during her peak it would've been huge 

Cheryl has a lot of confidence, stage presence and energy. 

25 minutes ago, Zaynsus said:

Who tf screamed FOLLOW THE LEADEEEEEEER in the end ? :deadbanana4:

Queen of screamo vocals Sarah :heart2:

Nadine's vibe is just...too British if that makes sense :rip: Cheryl always had that global appeal

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22 hours ago, Geraldine said:

repeat with me: you dont need a big voice to succeed in pop. look at britney, selena or cheryl. they were way bigger than xtina, demi and nadine

this is in the context of the group. not solo careers baby girl.

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