The Definite Worth It Fifth Harmony’s Concert

We were rushing from our impromptu short vacation in Tioman to catch this brilliant pop female group, Fifth Harmony performing live in Kuala Lumpur. Lately it felt like the concert scene seems to be too young for as more teens are flooding the venue. At some point, we can see some eyes looking weirdly as though we supposed to come there with our girlfriends or nieces because again it’s Fifth Harmony we’re talking about. When the American girl group performed at the Sunway Lagoon Surf Beach, everyone was jumping with excitement and the air filled with girls’ screams. With sexy outfits and dance moves, Fifth Harmony showed that they are packed with stunning vocal power too. Encouraging the young teens to be proud of themselves, they started the show with the ever energetic "That’s My Girl", followed by "Miss Moving On", "This Is How We Roll", "Reflection to Sledgehammer" to pump up the crowd with the live-band playing for them. Everyone was jumping nonstop and some were mimicking the dance from the music video. Let’s not go the the screaming again. It was deafening but that showed how much fun they were having at that pint of time. The night suddenly changed to something slower and more R&B-ish. Probably worn out from the first part of the show, the Fifth Harmony sat and the live-band backing them up with slow ballads like "We Know", "Brave", "Honest", "Beautiful", "Write On Me" and "No Way". The energy grew again with bossy girl power anthem, "BO$$". They ended the evening with their smash hits, "Worth It" and "Work From Home" to mark the most memorable night for their fans. Known for their ability to stunned fans with their sexy moves, though at times they may be singing off pitch, the crowd tend to forget that when they were singing along the catchy tunes. Each of the four members had a chance to showcase their vocals equally. Although it is a pity the audience couldn’t hear Cabello sing live too, but Fifth Harmony is no less a stellar group without her, as there is still an abundance of talent. Till next time, girls!