[Fentydelspears]

Originally posted by Bad Things

I'd like to point out a few things.

1. This interview was done while Camila was still in 5H. It's only now just airing, but was recorded in December.

2. To the people showing pictures of her in a bikini and whatnot- there's a difference between forcefully sexualizing yourself and embracing your sexuality naturally. She was saying that the label was trying to sexualize the girls and use them as symbols to sell their music. Obviously, if you're an 18 year old or a 19 year old girl and there's an adult who could be 40 maybe even close to 50 and he's telling you to show some skin or be a little promiscuous- you'd be uncomfortable.

Yes, she posts pictures in her bikini. She feels comfortable in herself to do that and even said that if you have sexuality in you and you want to embrace that then you should.

There's a clear difference between forced sexuality and embracing your sexuality in a natural and comfortable way. With "Worth It" she was clearly uncomfortable, seeing as she never sings her "I like it a little rough" line. I even saw her at a 5H signing in 2015 where she (half jokingly) plugged her ears during that line. She obviously didn't want to sing that part.

However, with Bad Things, the song obviously has an overall sexual theme, but it's about the relationship and the love that brings along sex. It's not like she's out here singing, "**** me hard and **** me raw"

My point is, taken out of context and with a lack of common sense from ATRL and stan Twitter alike, Camila was saying she and the other girls of 5H were forcefully sexualized whether they liked it or not. It made her uncomfortable. She's not saying sexuality or sexualizing yourself are bad things (no pun intended) whatsoever.

[Negev]

Oh my God make her stop! this is too much already come the **** on. She always does the most and even her singing sounds like some generic ****ty valley girl. Her adlibs in all of the songs she's in, dear God. I have never in my life felt uncomfortable listening to someone as I have with her as she always sounds like she is well... You know.

[Bad Things]

Originally posted by Chevysus

but yet she's texting boys telling them she can make them *** in every continent

Whether or not those "texts" were real, that's her private sex life which she is very much entitled to have.

[rac7d]

Originally posted by Saintlor

She was probably talking about the dance moves & choreography + some of the outfits they wore.

Is Camila even showing an inch of skin in Bad Things MV?

weret all her outfirst and constumes the most conservative
the other girls wore deep plunging attire, crop tops and booty shorts
she would be the on with the long sleeves and pants

[B'Day]

She has every right to feel this way but I'm just doubting it tbh. She's not very consistent, is she?

Originally posted by coolcristobal

The way their choreographer probably raised his voice at her when he commanded her to do this

byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[6_INCH_HEELS]

No one can force you to get on stage and dry hump another human being. And after seeing it just once, I highly doubt people would continue to encourage it. She's completely incosistent and a bit of a hypocrite.

[Daniel767]

Originally posted by Saintlor

I'm giving up on defending this bitch

Originally posted by Saintlor

Camila is a feminist.

If SHE chooses to sexualise herself then it is fine, but if someone else is forcing her to sexualise herself then it's not right.

Camila is not a wandering slave, she is a woman of choice. She owns her own body.

Originally posted by 6_INCH_HEELS

No one can force you to get on stage and dry hump another human being. And after seeing it just once, I highly doubt people would continue to encourage it. She's completely incosistent and a bit of a hypocrite.

Like the person who made this thread based on those 2 comments.

Anyway I agree its different when someone is forcing you, than when you feel sexy/confident yourself.

[Olhiver]

Glad to know this.

Come true Queen.

[Almighty Gaga]

I believe her. It was obvious.

[DancingShoes]

Hmm. Interesting. Of course if they did, that's wrong because its her right to sexualize herself but at the end of the day, I'm interested in if she will serve modesty with her own music.

[KillingYourCareer]

Truly the most pious pop girl

[MrYorkshireFenty]

I bet you anything her first single and video will be sexual.

[Vine101]

I'm not surprised, I mean they went from 0 - 100 in a blink of an eye. Wasn't she 17 and singing Worth It?

[Beyonnaise]

There's so many reasons to drag her but this is not one of them. She has the right to feel uncomfortable or speak out against being sexualized while still a teen. She was visibly uncomfortable with it, especially the "I like it a little rough" line. It's clear Epic pushed them in that direction and it obviously worked. But she wasn't the only one who's had a problem with it though. Dinah, whose family are strictly Mormon, didn't want to start wearing less clothes but said she made a sacrifice for the group's sake. There's even a gross screenshot of some of her ignorant relatives talking about losing respect for her. Lauren also made a comment once about males in the music industry dictating the sexuality of young girls. So clearly it's not something any of them liked having forced upon themselves even if they were comfortable with expressing their sexuality. I'm sure we'll hear more from the other girls about it when they leave Epic.

[Ryan]

For the record, no one should be forced sexualize themsleves. If she wants to do it on her own terms then that's her right. And her wearing a bikini at a beach is not sexualizing herself, stop.

That said...this reeks of PR 101. The attempted victimization is PR's attempt to control the control the narrative and shape the discussion. If they can get people to focus on this as the reason, it blocks out the other bad press, casts her in the light of a victim and then can rebuild her using white feminism. Screams of something learned from someone else good at controlling the narrative...

[talitaldc]

At the very least the people trashing her could read the official transcript, in which she specifies that she meant growing up sexualized in the spotlight and that the trouble with sex-related lyrics was about two years ago when she was 16-17, which explains why she has no problem with BT's lyrics (that aren't even that explicit anyways, especially her parts)

This interview was done prior to her leaving 5H, which Lena also mentions in the podcast that most of you didn't bother listening to so no, this isn't her "explaining her 5H exit", this was her answering to a question regarding the sexual undertones in their style. Please, specify that.

[42Osuxx]

I can believe this. Just proves my point on why she was never right for the group. I have been saying for a long time, her look is too childish compared to the other girls. It was uncomfortable seeing her be all sexual. Glad things turned out the way they should have and that she's out. 5H is much better now.

Not a fan of Camila, but that song Bad Things is great. Hooked on it.

[URBAN]

Another day, another Camilla vs 5H thread.

[talitaldc]

Originally posted by Bad Things

I'd like to point out a few things.

1. This interview was done while Camila was still in 5H. It's only now just airing, but was recorded in December.

2. To the people showing pictures of her in a bikini and whatnot- there's a difference between forcefully sexualizing yourself and embracing your sexuality naturally. She was saying that the label was trying to sexualize the girls and use them as symbols to sell their music. Obviously, if you're an 18 year old or a 19 year old girl and there's an adult who could be 40 maybe even close to 50 and he's telling you to show some skin or be a little promiscuous- you'd be uncomfortable.

Yes, she posts pictures in her bikini. She feels comfortable in herself to do that and even said that if you have sexuality in you and you want to embrace that then you should.

There's a clear difference between forced sexuality and embracing your sexuality in a natural and comfortable way. With "Worth It" she was clearly uncomfortable, seeing as she never sings her "I like it a little rough" line. I even saw her at a 5H signing in 2015 where she (half jokingly) plugged her ears during that line. She obviously didn't want to sing that part.

However, with Bad Things, the song obviously has an overall sexual theme, but it's about the relationship and the love that brings along sex. It's not like she's out here singing, "**** me hard and **** me raw"

My point is, taken out of context and with a lack of common sense from ATRL and stan Twitter alike, Camila was saying she and the other girls of 5H were forcefully sexualized whether they liked it or not. It made her uncomfortable. She's not saying sexuality or sexualizing yourself are bad things (no pun intended) whatsoever.

Thank you!

[materialboy]

She seems to enjoy it.Someone hit her with a rock,please