just wanted to come in a say bo$$ slays. I loved MMO and BT, but I finally listened to the rest of their ep and it's really good. LMHOOT is really good too.
So proud to be a Harmonizer these days I've stanned for each girl since their solo auditions, and now they are superstars
Same sis and it's great to see things taking off now
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Originally posted by Braedavid
just wanted to come in a say bo$$ slays. I loved MMO and BT, but I finally listened to the rest of their ep and it's really good. LMHOOT is really good too.
After months of touring and gaining exposure, Fifth Harmony has finally released the single "Bo$$" from their first full-length album. From the cover art to the lyrics to the hip-hop influenced rhythm of this brand new single, the ladies of Fifth Harmony are proving that they are a group to watch.
"Bo$$" screams female empowerment. The artwork for the cover alone makes it clear that Fifth Harmony is ready to be taken seriously as a group. Pictured in all white, figure-hugging outfits, the girls exude the confidence that is evident in the song. In the opening verse of the single, the girls insist that they "want a Kanye not a Ray J." Later on, the hook declares their love for a very powerful female: First Lady Michelle Obama. Any lingering doubts about whether this is the next girl power anthem? After they spell out confident, the girls pledge allegiance to independent women everywhere. Meanwhile, it is hard not to start moving. A strong beat carries the melody throughout the duration of the song. "Bo$$" proves that the members of Fifth Harmony are not the same girls they were two years ago. Furthermore, they are ready to share their growth with the world.
Only one question remains: What is next for Fifth Harmony? If this single is any hint of what the new album has in store, Fifth Harmony will undoubtedly have a successful year. As they grow up in the spotlight, their music will too. It is better for them to reflect their growth in their music than continue to make similar tracks. "Bo$$" is a step in the right direction.
ariana and Austin mahone did last year.