Fifth Harmony Показать The Vamps Who’s ‘Bo$$’ After Sexist Комментарии 

Fifth Harmony Show The Vamps Who’s ‘Bo$$’ After Sexist Comments

Fifth Harmony sent a clear message that if you mess with one of them, you mess with them all. Just ask The Vamps.

Some serious Twitter drama broke out on Thursday after the British boy band made some comments about 5H member Lauren Jauregui. While sitting down with Australia’s Take 40, Vamps member Brad Simpson was asked about his rumored relationship with Lauren.

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“I was April to December,” he responded about their time together, but then James McVey jumped with this: “We all had a bit of a go.”

Yikes. Well, after that comment, it didn’t take long for the girls of 5H to speak out and show them who’s “Bo$$.”

Normani called out those “little boys” for being out for being “immature.”

— Normani Kordei (@NormaniKordei) January 22, 2015

While Dinah tweeted out a link to Big Sean’s “I Don’t F– With You,” and states exactly what she would say to the guys if she had a chance.

Flips my hair,. Walks away (pauses) and one more thing "I ain't got time for yo ess!" Walks away (waves) BAh FELICIA

Camila also got in on the action tweeting the hashtag #LaurenIsOurPrincess and calling out the foursome saying that the “amount of sexism and immaturity is astounding.”

the amount of sexism and immaturity is astounding. a man will treat a woman with respect and stick up for her when she's being disrespected

— camEEla cabeYo (@camilacabello97) January 22, 2015

James clearly heard about the online firestorm issuing an apology claiming that his comments were “totally misinterpreted.”

Ouchieeeee. Totally misinterpreted there folks… I'm sorry if people have been offended. I was joking that we all think that…

— James McVey (@TheVampsJames) January 22, 2015

The band were all attractive, and we tried to flirt at the start. I failed, clearly. I meant we all 'had a go' at flirting.

Lauren took to Twitter early Friday morning and while she didn’t address the situation directly she did let everyone know that their supports “means a lot.”

Anyhoo, I did see what you little rascals trended and I just want you to know I love you all verrrrrry much and it means a lot❤️

— Lauren Jauregui (@LaurenJauregui) January 23, 2015

Christina Garibaldi has been an on-camera reporter for MTV News since 2011. When not interviewing or writing about her favorite stars, she keeps herself busy with baby animal videos and boy bands.