Whatcha Say: Fifth Harmony, Paris Hilton And G.R.L Got Our Readers Talking

Happy Friday, Idolator Readers! What a week in pop it’s been. Let’s recap, shall we?

The pop darlings were out to play: X Factor alums Fifth Harmony released their latest banger “Bo$$,” as well as the sass-filled video. Fellow girl group G.R.L. teased the tracklist and cover art from their self-titled debut EP, while Queen Paris Hilton dropped new single “Come Alive,” and pop hit-maker Sia released her highly anticipated studio album, 1000 Forms Of Fear. Plus, Canadian beatsmith Cyril Hahn unveiled his daring remix for British soulstress Jessie Ware’s ”Tough Love,”  and fellow Canadian Kiesza dropped her infectious new EP, Hideaway.

Here on Idolator, we not only premiered  The Girl With Dark Eyes’ new single, “Her Baby,” but also chatted with Dutch artist Mr. Probz about his recent success with his hit track, “Waves.”

As usual, you guys had plenty to say. Read some of this weeks best comments after the jump.

:: Sean wasn’t a G.R.L. fan before, but it seems that he has given them a second chance on G.R.L. Announces Self-Titled Debut EP: See The Cover Art & Tracklist: “Great video. Wasn’t a fan before, but they’re a ton of fun.”

:: Meghan agreed with Sean, but wished the group would show off their dance moves:  “Love that video only thing that annoys me is that I know they are amazing dancers but they never get the chance to really show it off! In this video its like they don’t have enough space to do their moves! Still love it though.”

:: When it came to Usher and Nicki Minaj’s latest collabo “She Came To Give It To You,” drew was not having it on Usher And Nicki Minaj Reunite On Pharrell-Produced “She Came To Give It To You”: Listen: “::Rolls eyes, goes and puts on ‘Little Freak’::”

:: Kate digs the new 5H single, but felt that the girls needed to stay more conservatively dressed on Fifth Harmony Channel Destiny’s Child In New Single “Bo$$”: Listen: “Honestly, it’s catchy…that’s the only thing that keeps me listening to it. 5H ruined their good girl look, and has went to Play Boy Bunny Town. I mean look at their “Bo$$” outfits. They won’t make it far, unless players get them farther than i expect.”

:: Me. I am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse firmly believes that Paris will save the pop world yet again on Paris Hilton’s “Come Alive”: Listen To The Heiress Siren’s Dreamy New Dance Song: “Yes, lambs, it’s really me. Thank goddess Paris has swooped in to save the industry. Things were getting BLEAK, dahlings, and I’m not just talking the sales of The Elusive Chanteuse.”

:: The Pop Faithful also praised Paris for her latest jam: “At long last, SHE has returned! Lead us, Oh Diva!!!!!!!”

:: Jennifer Gomez was feelin’ the super trippy vibez on Miley Cyrus, The Flaming Lips & Moby Star In WTF-Tastic, LSD-Inspired Short Film “Blonde SuperFreak Steals The Magic Brain”: Watch: “Love it! It’s superbly trippy! Miley’s the queen.”

:: Mark F. was head-over-heels for Sia’s latest on Sia’s ’1000 Forms Of Fear’: Album Review: “This is the most consistently solid album I’ve heard from Sia so far. Gets better with each listen. “Chandelier” is fantastic — her best song since “Breathe Me.” Does take repeated listening to appreciate, though.”

:: Anthony A. agreed: “It is a solid album the beats are pretty crazy/experimental sometimes a little bit out there. But music is no fun when you make songs that sound like everything else on the radio today. I think ‘Hostage’ should be the next single in the United States, it just has that hook that drags you in.”

:: joe wasn’t rejoicing for Azealia Banks on Azealia Banks Finally Leaves Her Record Label: Read Her Latest Twitter Rant: “i don’t want to hear another word about this chick. she is disrespectful and unintelligent. millions of artists would KILL for a contract with universal and all she did with her 15 minutes of fame was start fights with people via twitter. #noclass #212wasnteventhatgood”

:: Emily Dickinson kept things plain and simple on Madonna Posts Poetic “Messiah” Lyrics: Have A Read: “Well, I’m f*cked!”

Get an eyeful of even more pop music coverage, from artist interviews to exclusive performances, on Idolator’s YouTube channel.