In reply to Achooo!.

To each their own you're totally entitled to your opinion and her voice surely isn't for everyone. What I will say like I told a poster below and as a long time Fifth Harmony fan since X Factor, she is very musically gifted even though her technical vocal technique(musical talent is not equal to vocal tone/technique btw) is not as good as say Normani or Dinah from the group. She has one of the most agile voices of anyone singing pop right now and an incredible ear for melody as she showcased live at their concerts when deconstructing and improvising new melodies on songs on a whim) which is why the pop producers love her. I disagree she sounds good in the group, her voice stuck out like a sore thumb especially because they had her so high up since the other girls have bolder deeper voices. She's been using her lower register lately and sounds so much less shrill. But to your point about her being "the weakest link" I take it you don't follow these girls or haven't seen them live, Camila was the best total performer of anyone in the group, she had the most consistent vocals (whether you enjoy her tone is another thing), Normani for instance has the best range of anyone in the group but sounds very weak live and sings under the track because she has a confidence issue, though she is the best dancer of course and a great performer too. Camila brought the energy and charisma, she was the hypeman, always engaged the crowd and she is MILES ahead in stage presence and confidence than her peers like Zara Larsson, Dua Lipa, and Hailee Steinfeld. Finally, regarding her leaving the group. The "via her repsentatives" line is the reason Fifth Harmony lost so many fans (compare their recent singles sales to hers, 47k vs 81k in physical copies 1 month in) because they themselves revealed in their second letter she had told them a month prior to her departure also anyone who remotely followed the group saw it coming based off of how detached and emotionally vacant she appeared in their group interviews and public appearances. Additionally, she left the group to be able to write music (your're free to check her writing credits and see she does in fact songwrite, Ryan Tedder was impressed: http://popcrush.com/ryan-tedder-camila-cabello-interview/ ) and because she was deeply unhappy and struggling with anxiety and OCD intrusive thoughts (as she opened up in interviews throughout the years) for the last 2 years, which is what she's written about already in the b-side promo single "I have Questions" that accompanies "Crying in the Club" in the music video and live performances. Couple that with the fact ct she had wildy successful collaborations outside of the group while still a member, and her relationship with the group's management and some of the girls quickly deteriorated. It's funny you want her to fail because as pernicious as you think her behavior has been to the group she's been as gracious as ever from the moment she publicized her letter in response to their announcement she had left to even now when she is asked about them she wishes them nothing but the best and her bold move to leave the group has inspired her fans to find their own happiness. She just turned 20 and I think she's about to do some really special things for pop music in the coming years.