Amy Robach

The most replaceable person in this situation is the artist. The managers, the CPAs, the agents, the publicists, the A&Rs, the record labels, they're all going to be there for the next 25 girl groups after you. And they were there for the 25 girl groups before you. The artist is the most replaceable part. And the sad thing that the fans don't understand is they loved us.

The most replaceable person in this situation is the artist. The managers, the CPAs, the agents, the publicists, the A&Rs, the record labels, they're all going to be there for the next 25 girl groups after you. And they were there for the 25 girl groups before you. The artist is the most replaceable part. And the sad thing that the fans don't understand is they loved us.

They came and paid for the artists, for us. And we are the last to be paid, never were paid in most regards. And the bigger problem in all of that is we're the most replaceable. And even if you don't mess it all up, like they really tried hard to make it a Danity Kane inner turmoil that couldn't be controlled. And it was us that were to blame. You know, Diddy pointed me out specifically because...

They came and paid for the artists, for us. And we are the last to be paid, never were paid in most regards. And the bigger problem in all of that is we're the most replaceable. And even if you don't mess it all up, like they really tried hard to make it a Danity Kane inner turmoil that couldn't be controlled. And it was us that were to blame. You know, Diddy pointed me out specifically because...

They came and paid for the artists, for us. And we are the last to be paid, never were paid in most regards. And the bigger problem in all of that is we're the most replaceable. And even if you don't mess it all up, like they really tried hard to make it a Danity Kane inner turmoil that couldn't be controlled. And it was us that were to blame. You know, Diddy pointed me out specifically because...

In my opinion, now that I've seen more and understand more of what was going on during that time, it's likely that they needed my fan base to turn against me and to move on to a new project that he was moving one of my bandmates on to. Potentially, in my opinion, that could be something that was going on.

In my opinion, now that I've seen more and understand more of what was going on during that time, it's likely that they needed my fan base to turn against me and to move on to a new project that he was moving one of my bandmates on to. Potentially, in my opinion, that could be something that was going on.

In my opinion, now that I've seen more and understand more of what was going on during that time, it's likely that they needed my fan base to turn against me and to move on to a new project that he was moving one of my bandmates on to. Potentially, in my opinion, that could be something that was going on.

But I know that in all of these situations, that when an artist is the most replaceable part... that there's something wrong with the music industry, the business. There's something wrong with that.

But I know that in all of these situations, that when an artist is the most replaceable part... that there's something wrong with the music industry, the business. There's something wrong with that.

But I know that in all of these situations, that when an artist is the most replaceable part... that there's something wrong with the music industry, the business. There's something wrong with that.

Yeah, my experience was more humiliating. But yeah, a bunch of record labels saying they want me having me meet up at the Beverly Hills Hotel, asking me to dance, putting on track after track into a room full of like 40 people passing a blunt around. I remember dancing so hard at one point I knocked knocked a lamp off a table.

Yeah, my experience was more humiliating. But yeah, a bunch of record labels saying they want me having me meet up at the Beverly Hills Hotel, asking me to dance, putting on track after track into a room full of like 40 people passing a blunt around. I remember dancing so hard at one point I knocked knocked a lamp off a table.

Yeah, my experience was more humiliating. But yeah, a bunch of record labels saying they want me having me meet up at the Beverly Hills Hotel, asking me to dance, putting on track after track into a room full of like 40 people passing a blunt around. I remember dancing so hard at one point I knocked knocked a lamp off a table.

I was trying my damnedest to they just I just remember I have nightmares in my head from the J-Lo song that they kept on repeat. If I when I hear it, I want to like I get I could be dead danger to myself when that song comes on.

I was trying my damnedest to they just I just remember I have nightmares in my head from the J-Lo song that they kept on repeat. If I when I hear it, I want to like I get I could be dead danger to myself when that song comes on.

I was trying my damnedest to they just I just remember I have nightmares in my head from the J-Lo song that they kept on repeat. If I when I hear it, I want to like I get I could be dead danger to myself when that song comes on.

Oh God, I can't even, I don't even want to think about it. But the song that was put on, one of them in repeat was a J-Lo song. And I just like, after a few eight counts, it usually stops, but it just wasn't stopping. And then, you know, the person leaves the room, comes back in and is like, oh, we just got the call. Like you're, you're untouchable, but Hey, thanks for coming in.

Oh God, I can't even, I don't even want to think about it. But the song that was put on, one of them in repeat was a J-Lo song. And I just like, after a few eight counts, it usually stops, but it just wasn't stopping. And then, you know, the person leaves the room, comes back in and is like, oh, we just got the call. Like you're, you're untouchable, but Hey, thanks for coming in.

Oh God, I can't even, I don't even want to think about it. But the song that was put on, one of them in repeat was a J-Lo song. And I just like, after a few eight counts, it usually stops, but it just wasn't stopping. And then, you know, the person leaves the room, comes back in and is like, oh, we just got the call. Like you're, you're untouchable, but Hey, thanks for coming in.