What's your definition of "slay"?

They still slayed this

Damn Lauren still missed note at 0:37 she did a year ago

omg this is horrible

Lol thank god I'm not the only one with good taste here

the global queens slaying as usual

This is pretty terrible. Their voices don't blend well together for the most part
And Camilla does not belong, she's constantly trying to out do the others and her voice sounds like a chipmunk.

i like them, but ever since I saw an episode or so with them on X Factor I always said they weren't the best Harmonizers and rarely showcase any harmonizing in their music.

Somebody off. It's either Camila or Mani, but I think it's mani. She sounds flat and Camila is over powering the other girls.

Better version <3

Camila needs to sing straight notes rather then always doing the most. They have done much better. And yes, Mani is off. Hopefully they do some better holiday performances

Their original performance of it at the Shazam studios was better, but this was still great, especially since they probably haven't even performed it at all since that Shazam session a year ago

Camila messed this up.....she needs to not go all over the place when they're harmonizing.

the five harmonicas could never

The thread title doesn't say "5H slays Little Mix" nor does the OP contain any comment on Little Mix, so this post is quite irrelevant.

It's legitimately funny how some Mixers on this forum are so hellbent on perpetuating this comparison between the groups that they bring it up in threads that are very clearly just about only one of the groups

it was a palate cleanser for after listening to that mess in the OP

I didn't like the Black Magic performance that was recently posted in this section, but I didn't feel the need to post a "palate cleanser" in that thread. It's almost as though you're NOT forced to bring up your fave in threads that have absolutely nothing to do with them

And as a side note, you're not even proving anything by comparing an acapella performance on a small stage to a massive X Factor production with a booming instrumental and at least 10 backup singers