Perrie Edwards

Where can we take this now?

We were constantly...

Gone.

Yes.

At a pace.

Yeah.

That one was a big one.

Stayed.

Yeah, you could read those numbers to a million people and they'd be like, yeah, they weren't that good.

People just didn't see us as that credible for a long time.

I think eventually people started to see it, but I still think they looked at us and thought, oh, they're just four little girls in a pop group.

I don't think they really saw the graft and the dedication and the numbers and the success that we had.

I still think people kind of oversee it a little bit.

I think part of it was our age and our name, which is great because it kept us young.

But at the same time, I think we were like four little girls kind of at the start.

And I think even when we were like,

30 years old people were still like oh little Megs like I don't think they really like people age funnily enough and I think they always just seen us as like these little pop girlies I don't think we ever shook that which we didn't really care to be honest because we were like we're living our best lives but people did have that like opinion on us yeah

Yeah.

Yes, I do think so.

I think like when I'm saying people didn't see us as that credible and all these other things, it was more the people that didn't want to like Little Mix.