Songwriting.

 

No really. Someone at E! should be fired. 😂

She was tired of Tinashe carrying the group on the second album 

Nobody cares

She will realize she is now just a legacy act from the 2010s, soon. Hopefully she collected enough hits to tour into her 80s

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She was the only reason those girls had two hits in the first place let’s bffr. All in my head she only had one verse and it flopped and anything they released after she left them in the dust tanked as well. 
 

 

Edited March 7, 20242 yr by Bentley

Not Juragoo 😂😂😂

Juregui*

3 minutes ago, 50thStateofMind said:

Not Juragoo 😂😂😂

JuragEW

she was tired of dinah jane outserving her

 

We can all finally sleep in peace

jaregui*

According to sources close to the star, Cabello had allegedly been dying to share some of her innermost thoughts with her fans.  In an interview following Fifth Harmony’s disbandment, Cabello stated, “Although I enjoyed my time in the band, I always saw myself as more of a songwriter. When I finally gathered the courage to write down the words ‘Havana ooh nah nah, Atlanta nah nah nah’ in my Notes App, I felt like for the first time in my life, the world could finally see who I was. Although I did enjoy singing ‘Work work work from home' and ‘Gimme gimme I’m worth it' with my fellow bandmates, I never felt like those songs showed the real me: a struggling songwriter who was dying to be heard.”

Her annoying ass voice was so overused in that group. I felt really bad for real vocalists like Dinah and Ally always sidelined to make way for Camila. It’s disgusting. 
Lauren was also a victim of that in a few songs (wasn’t she given zero lines in Worth It?), but at least Lauren was striking enough that she gained some attention on her own.

But the blatant push Camila was getting from the label from the beginning was so meh to witness, just because she stood out in terms of vocal tone. I’m obviously not blaming her here but the whole team behind it, but yeah the system/machine behind that group was so messed up bro, they were working in an environment where they were always made to feel like they had to compete.  It’s a miracle they were able to garner as much success as they did. It’s a testament to their work ethic and their individual talents tbh. 

9 minutes ago, Witnessed ET said:

Her annoying ass voice was so overused in that group. I felt really bad for real vocalists like Dinah and Ally always sidelined to make way for Camila. It’s disgusting. 
Lauren was also a victim of that in a few songs (wasn’t she given zero lines in Worth It?), but at least Lauren was striking enough that she gained some attention on her own.

But the blatant push Camila was getting from the label from the beginning was so meh to witness, just because she stood out in terms of vocal tone. I’m obviously not blaming her here but the whole team behind it, but yeah the system/machine behind that group was so messed up bro, they were working in an environment where they were always made to feel like they had to compete.  It’s a miracle they were able to garner as much success as they did. It’s a testament to their work ethic and their individual talents tbh. 

Yes, but to Camila’s defense, she was sort of the hardest working one in the group and was involved in the entire process.  She was singing her ass off (comically so sometimes) on stage and was always trying to promote their music at every given chance.  She was unafraid to have high energy on stage and clearly fought for more vocal time on songs.  Point is, she really wanted it and it sort of made the other girls look less important/interested.  Yes, the system gradually came to favor Camila, but I can’t exactly blame them considering she’s the one who put in the most effort.

52 minutes ago, Witnessed ET said:

Her annoying ass voice was so overused in that group. I felt really bad for real vocalists like Dinah and Ally always sidelined to make way for Camila. It’s disgusting. 
Lauren was also a victim of that in a few songs (wasn’t she given zero lines in Worth It?), but at least Lauren was striking enough that she gained some attention on her own.

But the blatant push Camila was getting from the label from the beginning was so meh to witness, just because she stood out in terms of vocal tone. I’m obviously not blaming her here but the whole team behind it, but yeah the system/machine behind that group was so messed up bro, they were working in an environment where they were always made to feel like they had to compete.  It’s a miracle they were able to garner as much success as they did. It’s a testament to their work ethic and their individual talents tbh. 

Camila out of all people

I thought it was because she called all 4 of the other girls the n-word and acted like she was superior to them meanwhile she was humping random rappers like a dog in heat during live performances? 

Ok

20 minutes ago, discosean said:

I thought it was because she called all 4 of the other girls the n-word and acted like she was superior to them meanwhile she was humping random rappers like a dog in heat during live performances? 

Well you thought wrong

 

Haters are seething. There's a reason she was the only one to make it 

18 minutes ago, favorite crime said:

Haters are seething. There's a reason she was the only one to make it 

The way I would f*ck her up on sight if I was any of the other girls. She's talked SO much sh*t and is soooo smug.

She just wanted to be solo, but would rather say it was about writing songs. lol That's fine, but kinda comes off as her giving zero

fucks for the group and went about things the wrong way, but trying to justify that it's okay since she didn't want to be in a group.

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Girl, move on

4 hours ago, Bitter Aging Twink said:

When I finally gathered the courage to write down the words ‘Havana ooh nah nah, Atlanta nah nah nah’ in my Notes App, I felt like for the first time in my life, the world could finally see who I was.

She’s so brave