u/Weekly_Office269

I genuinely don’t understand why JYP isn’t pushing Camila more as the main vocalist/face of the group.
I’m not saying she needs to get every line, but if she’s the main vocalist, why do some of the most important vocal parts going to other members? In Chat, the high note went to Lexi, and in Little Miss second pre-chorus went to Kendall instead of Camila. Specially knowing that Lexi won’t be hitting that high note in live performances.

Other successful groups like Fifth Harmony, Destiny’s Child, The Pussycat Dolls have had members who were clearly pushed more as the main vocal/face of the group (Not saying it should be done to that extent) And honestly, from a business perspective, I think it makes sense to push the member who is the most marketable and recognizable. In this case, I think that’s clearly Camila.

She was the biggest standout on A2K, So I don’t understand why JYP isn’t capitalizing on that.
I’m not saying everything should revolve around Camila or that the other girls aren’t talented. I just think if you have a member who is clearly marketable, it makes sense to push her more. It benefits the group as a whole.

That final part has been stuck in my head since it was released. It reminds me of a song from 2012-2014 but can’t figure out. The same way Ain’t in LA reminds me of We can’t stop. I’m thinking it’s her next single coming out in September alongside the album but I just want to find what this sound reminds me of

So ever since she debuted with her own label, there have been very mixed opinions on her songs, performances, and overall career moves.

Rockstar was okay, and New Woman was a huge step up from her previous songs. Most people seemed to vibe with it, and there were even comments saying she could become the next main pop girl after it. However, her label didn’t seem to push the song to radio or promote it heavily, so it kind of became a lost opportunity.

Moonlit Floor did find some commercial success, but most people seemed to dislike it.

From there, things started going downhill. Her VMAs performance was badly received due to lip-syncing accusations, and the same thing happened with her Global Citizen performance. Her Victoria’s Secret performance helped her regain some momentum because it was generally seen as good.

The album rollout and teaser strategy didn’t really help build anticipation either. The “Drink Your Tears” description for Vixi was widely mocked by thousands of people.

Then The White Lotus came in, and her acting was surprisingly well received, so she gained some momentum again. Coachella was okay,it had great production, but that was about it.

I don’t understand why her dancing skills are underutilized. There isn’t a single choreography or dance break outside of her Victoria’s Secret performance that has been iconic or memorable. Most of her dances are just twirling, shaking her ass, or moving her hands, and her recent performance for Goals pretty much sums up every choreography she’s been doing for the past years.
Also, her last three songs kind of flopped and were all collaborations.

I feel like the only thing she’s been getting praised for, other than New Woman and Born Again, is her stylist, who is doing wonders for her. But outside of serving looks, which, ever since she stopped working with Ariel and Glencoco, have been more underwhelming, there is just no real substance.

It’s sad to see because I truly believe she has the potential and clearly wants it badly, but she is in bad hands, and I don’t see her having a clear idea of her artistry.