In reply to Jamie.

The comparison is not even close to fair. Camila was far more accomplished for her solo work outside of the group while she was still a part of it than Nicole ever was, not to mention in 1 month her single has sold and charted globally and she's already outsold Fifth Harmony's single which debuted just behind her. The reason she is getting this type of hype and these opportunities is because without an album out she has 2 platinum records in her own name for songs she did outside of Fifth Harmony while she was still a member, she's got writing & publishing credits on every single thing she's done outside of the group because she also songwrites, she matched the group's highest peak on Billboard Hot 100 with a #4 for a song she did outside of the group back in the fall, she received a Billboard Award Nomination this year (which the group has never even gotten), and she accomplished all that before turning 20. Furthermore, all of the collaborations she's done combined have moved over 2,000,000 pure physical units in the U.S. alone--again, she doesn't even have an album out and she was in a group where save for 2 records, most songs struggled to sell 100,000 in physical units. She has an unreal, extremely agile voice for pop sometimes she doesn't sound human and a crazy ability to improvise with melody arrangement which she did in their early days during life performances where she'd literally scat acapella for fun. Was she the best technical vocalist of the bunch? Nope, but she was the most vocally consistent live, the one whose voice works best for the pop genre, and she is a charismatic, hardworking performer.