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Melanie Chisholm all the way.

Totally forgot Walk of Life. I absolutely love that song. Wish they sang it longer on tour in 1998, but I love the ending were they were being lifted haha.

Omg! How's Say You'll Be There pointless?!?!?! I suppose picking the obvious is the right move, cos everyone else avoids them!

Omg I'm not doing as badly as I thought!

I loooooveeee Saturday night divas!!

A four-piece reunion would create a LOT more buzz.

In one grammy year, Nicki Minaj, Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Billie Eillish and Ariana Grande all released an album!

I've submitted 🤭

So if one shares a dog and a house with a partner, they're bound to remain in that relationship forever? There are many celebrity couples that started out like that, and some of them are well-respected in this country. Leigh-anne did admit herself that it was a MESSY start. How can one be proud of what they admit is messy? She went on to say that the reason she's shared all of that is for people to realise that even the perfect-looking relationships have a lot of imperfections and mess beneath. It's all there in her book on Spotify. Anyway, back to this song. Hopefully her September release would be miles better than this. I'm finding her interactions on Discord more and more classless.

Is her audio book same as the paper copy? I have just listened to the chapter on how she got together with Andre. She did say that her boyfriend at the time had just told her he didn't see her in his future. She then flew to Spain out of frustration, and then met Andre. Also, she didn't say she kept asking Andre to leave his girlfriend, rather, she wanted him to make a decision quickly. She did say "The longer things continued in this impossible limbo, the more pain he was causing to both his girlfriend and me". He kept going back and forth for over six months. I am not taking a stand, but I know how things often get taken out of context, so decided to listen to the audio book myself. Unless there are other details in the paper copy I'm not privy to.

Is her audio book same as the paper copy? I have just listened to the chapter on how she got together with Andre. She did say that her boyfriend at the time had just told her he didn't see her in his future. She then flew to Spain out of frustration, and then met Andre. Also, she didn't say she kept asking Andre to leave his girlfriend, rather, she wanted him to make a decision quickly. She did say "The longer things continued in this impossible limbo, the more pain he was causing to both his girlfriend and me". He kept going back and forth for over six months. I am not taking a stand, but I know how things often get taken out of context, so decided to listen to the audio book myself. Unless there are other details in the paper copy I'm not privy to.

Is she really PROUD proud of it? Or is she simply telling the story (as per being vulnerable and telling it all in the EP) ? Male artistes release songs like this all the time, including their SLS with Jason Derulo. I think it's all an attempt to sell records, because controversial and deeply personal songs like this tend to draw attention. I supppse we'll find out whether or not it will work for her

I like the video. The full song is better than the short clips shared before. Not my favourite, but it's an okay album track. My ears still prefer it to a number of what makes it to top 40 these days, so ..😕 🤷‍♂️

Got to give it to her. She clearly puts in the effort.

I'm just curious about Mel B's spellings. Has she always been dyslexic? Or is this all new?

It's still in UK Spotify top 120 with over 100,000 UK streams per day, and top 30 Apple Music, so it's still doing fairly OK- and this is week 3. None of Leigh-Anne's or Jesy's singles did this well.

Sounds a bit like Trash from Between Us album

If you're in a VERY SUCCESSFUL band, where all members are allowed to shine, you're proud of the music you put out, and you all genuinely get on, why is there a need to break up and go solo? For ego? For the inevitable comparisons of the band members' output by the public, media and fans? Wasn't it about the music and success anymore? If you want an identity separate from the band, why not pursue other non-musical solo projects? Maybe I have no idea how the music industry works, but bands do this all the time: split up, have abysmal solo careers, then run back together years down the line for tours to make money. Little Mix was/is a unique kind of girlband. Their vocal abilities and the way they blend is rare. They're all gorgeous ladies, can perform and are generally well-liked. With their talent and ability to grow as a group (compare their earlier with their later releases), they could re-invent the group and even potentially diversify. Some of them could learn to play an instrument and surprise fans on stage. Their Woman Like Me/Free Your Mind in the Confetti tour was amazing, and a kind of uncharted territory for them. They could even move at a slower pace considering family commitments. I still think they're capable of so much more as a band, and should not have announced a hiatus. There are a number of boy bands going strong for decades! Some bands are established as a platform for one or more members to eventually become mega solo music stars; I don't think Little Mix is that band. Even if they were, they left it too late. They're far too entrenched as Little Mix now, and they gave their prime to the band. I know Jade is yet to release, but what are the odds really? Maybe one or two hits? I'd be pleasantly surprised if one or two of them prove me wrong.

A bit disappointed at the streaming numbers, because I honestly thought it's the kind of song the UK public would eat up, and it's Perrie, you know. But yes, despite it being cute and elevated by her vocals, I got bored after two or three listens. Still, I think the streaming numbers are decent, so will likely hang around top 40 for a fair number of weeks. My Love is my favourite Little Mix solo material so far.

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So eager to see how Taylor performs considering the Spotify pre-save record!

Was that not how Leigh-Anne made promises about an album?

I'm not sure how much difference the video would make/would have made tbf.

Music video out on Friday.