Perrie Edwards

No.

And I think that changes as well with the industry.

The industry is completely different now.

Like back in Little Mix days, if we didn't get a number one or a top five, it was a failure.

It was bad because the amount of money that was invested in us and the amount of work and time and commitment that everybody put into it, it was a big, huge disappointment and it felt like shh.

Whereas now, chart position doesn't really, it doesn't matter anymore.

It's about streams and it's about this and it's about social media content and everything's kind of shifted anyway.

So I think then you start thinking, well, right, well, that's not important anymore.

Now this is important and X, Y, Z is important.

So I think that shifted anyway.

But back in Little Mix, if we didn't get like the success we craved, we felt so shit.

I think what I said just about our personal lives being everywhere, like that was a lot.

And it was a lot to deal with because it wasn't normal really, is it?

It's not normal.

Yeah, that is tough.

I think it's only tough because one...

I mean, people are going to hate me talking about it.

They're fucking, I can't catch a break.

If I talk about this, they're like, why are you talking about it?

But anyway, shut up.