So Little Mix's Glory Days Tour finally kicked off at Aberdeen's Exhibition and Conference Centre (fancy) last night; and it sort of goes without saying that the girls smashed it. The costumes were lit, the vocals were on point and the setlist was balls-to-the-wall brilliant.
So obviously, when one 'fan' took it upon themselves to question Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall, Jesy Nelson and Leigh-Anne Pinnock's abilities, they publicly DRAGGED 'em in the best way.
Said Mixer claimed Perrie was struggling with her verse on recent single Power, tweeting: "perrie should stop overworking her vocals + they should stop performing Power it always sounds like they're struggling." [sic].
Their response? SO GREAT.
Staying true to their word that they do, indeed, have the power one of the girls oh-so-sassily clapped back: "Why don't you try sing it hun?"
To be fair, we try singing that bit in the shower every single day and have received multiple noise complaints and the threat of an ASBO in recent weeks.
They're just jealous.
Anyway, the Twitter user's since changed their name to 'THE GIRLS DRAGGED ME' so it doesn't sound like they're too bothered tbh.
This all comes after the band announced sort-of-brand-spankin-new repackaged album Glory Days: The Platinum Edition over the weekend. It's essentially the Glory Days we know and love, with three new tracks and the single versions of No More Sad Songs, Power and Reggaetón Lento (Remix).
Nice one, girls. We'd say women, but 'nice one, women' sounds weird.
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