Vocal Coach Reacts to Jesy Nelson 'Bad Thing' 

but she'll probably need songs like Boyz to be noticed on radio and charts, unfortunately

i find this so weird cuz she had CLEARLy so much fun with Boyz, she was SO hyped with her debut single and ppl just started to get on this hate train... also the honest vocal coach. WE were the problem. Hating someone having a blast! And the song itself wasn't a bad one at all... it was fun. She had fun. We were so busy hating... it's just stupid tbh But it's our modern cancel-culture world.... "Oh God you didn't like her debut single?" - "We hate the hell out of this poor girl!!!" 😂 so stupid really and i'm not even a fan, only know like two songs from this band Little mix.

Difference between label release and independent release I think.

I think it’s good that she released Boyz first because it lets her become more versatile with styles along with just getting that era over with

Bad Things surprise me.Our girl is coming back. After the disaster of Boyz,this song made see the talent that all of us know that she always have.

She had her voice in boyz too she AWAYS has her voice…

But she kicked up so much about wanting sing rnb 90 music now sings something like little mix

@@kerrypeters4724 which part of it is like Little Mix, i don’t hear Little Mix in Boyz nor Bad thing, and also these are just her pre-release singles

Interesting assumption, absolutely love it

There were never doubts about her talent though 👀

@@Haiyan25 there definitely were doubts about her talent

Totally agree her voice sounds awesome on this!

Her first song is just called Boyz

Miles?Thousand miles better...

Not really it’s not as vocal. It’s nice tho. Boyz is anazing

It’s not bad but “Bad Boys” was a BOO! Don’t play 😂

I didn’t notice the lyrics change at the end the first time, but you are so right, and it fits.

This song is about her mum and dad ❤

It was good. Her image was bad.

Nonsense. Boyz was a banger, and the only ones who were “offended” by it were kids mad about Jesy leaving LM. The bullying really took off the second she left, NOT because of anything else.

​@@Hafferlaf87 and the cultural apropiation. Don't blame us mixers on this

@@JTScott1988 The song debuted at number four on the UK Singles Chart, charting for seven weeks and reached number sixteen in Ireland, but failed to sustain its success in subsequent weeks.[3] It received negative reviews from critics, with the music video sparking controversy due to allegations of blackfishing and cultural appropriation. Nelson's performance at the 2021 Jingle Bell Ball was widely mocked by viewers and yielded numerous internet memes that were circulated across social media. It wasn’t good.

@@Hafferlaf87 The song debuted at number four on the UK Singles Chart, charting for seven weeks and reached number sixteen in Ireland, but failed to sustain its success in subsequent weeks.[3] It received negative reviews from critics, with the music video sparking controversy due to allegations of blackfishing and cultural appropriation. Nelson's performance at the 2021 Jingle Bell Ball was widely mocked by viewers and yielded numerous internet memes that were circulated across social media. No one judged her for leaving little mix initially - she made poor artistic choices and then tried to bully a previous member of the group. She made poor choices and behaved like a brat and now she’s dealing with the consequences.

The girls tried to tell her but did she listen no, the girls didn't do anything but supportes her through her time in little mix

@@soulofhoneymoon No, it was obvious at the end that she was on her own. Jesy was mistreated by people around them - the same people that the rest of LM are still cozy with. And don’t even get me started on how the abuse of Jesy from LM fans exploded when she left the band, and how the others (especially Leigh Anne) only fueled the fire. I lost all respect I ever had for those three fakers.

She is to blame though, because she had all their support, until she started acting out. They were all going to do solo projects, so why wouldn’t they support Jesy? Just admit that she messed up, and handled everything very badly.

@@soulofhoneymoon I mean, Leigh-Anne hasn't been a great friend exactly. In the Odd One Out documentary, she didn't really seem to give a shit, she was just sat on the beach whilst Jade & Perrie were trying not to breakdown in tears. Her own documentary was just not it either.

@@Hafferlaf87 that is so not true. She had all their support until they realised she lied. She didn’t just leave because of her mental health, she wanted to be a solo artist. So why not just tell the truth if they were all going on a hiatus? All the fans were in support of her and were waiting to see her first solo project, only to be underwhelmed by it. And it didn’t stop there, rather than take responsibility for her actions, she allowed that clown Nicki to fight her battles for her, which just made it worse. And fans like you don’t help either, because instead of holding her accountable, you just pass the blame onto Leigh-Anne, who did nothing to deserve this. Now look at this song, it’s beautiful and soulful, this is what we wanted for her, this is what we knew she was capable of, if only she would admit that she made a mistake...

it's hard to be independent tho, everything is on her own now

@@cole613 Yeah, but she’s got some really good people around her.