The ladies of Little Mix just spilled the tea and admitted that at one point there was
a major rivalry between them and another major girl group!
What’s up guys?
It’s Emile Ennis Jr. here with Clevver News and Little Mix and Fifth Harmony are two of
the biggest girl groups of our time, so fans have always wondered what the relationship
was like between the two groups.
Also fun fact, both girl groups were formed on iterations of Simon Cowell’s show, X
Factor so they were on the same label for a while.
And we finally just got some answers to whether the two girl groups were ever friendly or
if they were rivals.
Leigh-Anne, Perrie, Jade and Jesy sat down with BuzzFeed and played a little game of
Truth or Wine where they either had to answer the questions honestly, or drink.
And they didn’t hold back, they answered all the tea filled questions like which song
of theirs is their least favorite to perform, sorry Black Magic fans…
But the one question that really caught fans eyes and ears was when they were asked about
any potential rivalry with fellow girl group Fifth Harmony.
Many people were surprised they even answered this one rather than sipping their wine, but
the girls all chimed in on their thoughts.
Perrie then clarified that it was more of the fact that there was just another girl
group out there that made them feel like they were rivals.
And Jade chimed in adding that they loved the girls of Fifth Harmony, but it was just
a bit weird and competitive to have another girl group on their same label, Simon Cowell's
Syco Music.
Obviously Fifth Harmony is no longer and all the girls have gone on to work on their solo
careers now, and many Little Mix fans wondered and worried that that would eventually happen
to Little Mix too…
But the ladies also cleared the air on whether or not they’d go solo in this same BuzzFeed
interview.
“no, little mix is a full time job, will come a time to do solo projects but we will
always come back together as little mix”
And many fans were happy to hear that Little Mix is, and always will be, going strong.
They took to the comments of the interview to share their love for the group writing
things like “Their friendship is so refreshing....its clear they are more than just a girl group”
Another fan agreed saying quote, “they're like best friends and there for each other
and im here for that”
But other fans were just totally distracted by how much tea the Little Mix ladies were
willing to spill in this interview.
One person wrote quote, “Mixers everywhere are exploding right now with the amount of
tea being spilled”
Another fan agreed adding quote, “the media is gonna go nuts after so much tea being spilled
in this video”
And another fan was just obsessed with this entire thing saying quote, “This is their
best interview EVER”
So it looks like Little Mix has just set the bar for social distancing interviews and they
set it high!
And Mixers have a lot to look forward to with Little Mix’s 6th studio album coming, hopefully
soon.
Their first track off the album, Breakup Song, dropped earlier this year and it’s a total
anthem.
They revealed in the BuzzFeed interview that the song isn’t about anyone in particular
but obviously, fans have their theories...
Anyway, the release date for the entire album hasn’t been confirmed, as it is still in
the earlier stages of writing and recording.
But it will be the group's first album not under their old label Syco, with Simon Cowell.
Little Mix has spoken about how they faced some challenges with their old label, but
they are really looking forward to this new, more feminist era of their music.
And fans can’t wait for their new music, hopefully the ladies of Little Mix are just
as good as working on music from home as they are at doing interviews, because that whole
Truth or Wine interview was hilarious.
And if you want more Little Mix news, click right over here for another Clevver News video.
But I want to know what you guys think about all of this, especially that Fifth Harmony
tea they spilled.
Share your thoughts down in the comments below.
I’m your host, Emile Ennis Jr., bye guys!