Little Me is already on its way to the top! It's on #73 in the UK now without a video, nor huge radio support, nor any kind of performance on a show. Slay!
Little Me is already on its way to the top! It's on #73 in the UK now without a video, nor huge radio support, nor any kind of performance on a show. Slay!
They performed Little Me on Xtra factor last month.
Today marks 2 years since Little Mix won the X- Factor.
My favorite winner from any show, hands down. I never would've expected them to even win, let alone go on to become a legitimate girl group who I completely stan for above any other artist. The growth and transformation from them until now is amazing and I'm so glad I was there from the beginning so I could experience it. So proud of you girls.
I can't believe it's been 2 years already to think I was rooting for these girls ever since Judges house tuning in every week on basic streams just watch the X-Factor UK and see them perform. I've been stanning for them since then and have never thought about going back, they've grown so much as artists and I'm so proud of them. I'll continue to support them no matter what and they deserve all the success they get
Sometimes I wish Simon would just axe the US X Factor and just air the UK one here. I would've loved to root for this group but I didn't know they existed until Wings.
Little Mix, Salute (Syco/Columbia)
Some critics groused a tiny bit when Little Mix's Salute dropped, saying its military themes and girl-power harmonies traversing scales and octaves were too reminiscent of Destiny's Child. And to that, we retort: What the hell is wrong with sounding like Destiny's Child?! That quality took this British quartet to the X-Factor hall of fame, winning the grand prize that was just out of One Direction's reach. Besides, this quartet is a far more egalitarian affair, with each member getting airtime on happy bursts of dancefloor R&B and gospel-informed ballads. They might have been serving late-'90s harmonies, but they were also prone to post-Rich Harrison beat experiments, as on the clicky, minimal lead single "Move" and the New Jack Swingin' "Mr. Loverboy." Sure, it's been done, but we're also clearly hankering for it — witness this year's TLC nostalgia and Danity Kane reunion, for instance. When this officially drops Stateside early 2014, keep your eye on the charts and your crew's matching outfits towards the front of your closet. JULIANNE ESCOBEDO SHEPHERD
This tracking site has them as one of the top 10 artists in all of British radio with "Move" as the #4 most played track of the past month. http://comparemyradio.com/artists
I'll continue to support them no matter what and they deserve all the success they get
