I’d say it was both Mel B and Geri but like Simon Cowell said a few times, Mel B was the unsung hero of the group and I agree. The rest got way more recognition than she did, she brought so much to the group that was always overlooked
@@ritaalber3505 There wasn't a leader in the Spice Girls and who knows it better than the girls themselves (even though they motioned to Mel B, perhaps unconsciously implying that she was unofficially the leader 😂). There wouldn't be the Spice Girls without "The Spice Girls", they wouldn't have made it without each other. Anyway, always Mel B once said in an interview about the subject, that all of them were leaders in different departments. She said that she was the leader as she took a lot of decisions about the group and was also the choreographer, she also said that Mel C was the disciplinarian and leader of the group vocal wise and was the boss in that department and that Ginger was very vocal about certain things related to the group. Finally, Posh was somehow the financial "advisor" as she seemed to be quite versed on the matter.
@@lostwishes I kinda agree about Mel B. For instance, she co-wrote and sang the vast majority of "Wannabe", their biggest hit, the song that hurled them on the map and made them become a sensation but the fans seldom gave her credit for that.
@@ritaalber3505 What made them a sensation was their songs that sold millions of copies, starting with "Wannabe" that became immediately a hit and finally the tours that entertained millions of people around the world. When "Wannabe" was released on the radio, nobody saw either the video or faces of the girls and yet the song became instantly a radio and chart hit. I also bought it without even knowing who they were. Then I found out that Mel B sang most of the Solo parts and Mel C was the main vocal in the chorus. "Wannabe" gave them international fame. The following releases (SYBT, 2B1 etc etc) cemented their status. The "Girl Power" thing didn't have to do with that whatsoever but was a fun motto, wasn't it? It was brought up in the music industry by a female band in early 90's and later borrowed by the Spice Girls in the second half of the 90's. There's an entire paragraph dedicated to that on the SG page. There wouldn't be the group without the FIVE Spice Girls.
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when she asks who is the leader of the band they all motioned to mel b lol
@@ritaalber3505 exactly
I’d say it was both Mel B and Geri but like Simon Cowell said a few times, Mel B was the unsung hero of the group and I agree. The rest got way more recognition than she did, she brought so much to the group that was always overlooked
@@ritaalber3505 There wasn't a leader in the Spice Girls and who knows it better than the girls themselves (even though they motioned to Mel B, perhaps unconsciously implying that she was unofficially the leader 😂). There wouldn't be the Spice Girls without "The Spice Girls", they wouldn't have made it without each other. Anyway, always Mel B once said in an interview about the subject, that all of them were leaders in different departments. She said that she was the leader as she took a lot of decisions about the group and was also the choreographer, she also said that Mel C was the disciplinarian and leader of the group vocal wise and was the boss in that department and that Ginger was very vocal about certain things related to the group. Finally, Posh was somehow the financial "advisor" as she seemed to be quite versed on the matter.
@@lostwishes I kinda agree about Mel B. For instance, she co-wrote and sang the vast majority of "Wannabe", their biggest hit, the song that hurled them on the map and made them become a sensation but the fans seldom gave her credit for that.
@@ritaalber3505 What made them a sensation was their songs that sold millions of copies, starting with "Wannabe" that became immediately a hit and finally the tours that entertained millions of people around the world. When "Wannabe" was released on the radio, nobody saw either the video or faces of the girls and yet the song became instantly a radio and chart hit. I also bought it without even knowing who they were. Then I found out that Mel B sang most of the Solo parts and Mel C was the main vocal in the chorus. "Wannabe" gave them international fame. The following releases (SYBT, 2B1 etc etc) cemented their status. The "Girl Power" thing didn't have to do with that whatsoever but was a fun motto, wasn't it? It was brought up in the music industry by a female band in early 90's and later borrowed by the Spice Girls in the second half of the 90's. There's an entire paragraph dedicated to that on the SG page. There wouldn't be the group without the FIVE Spice Girls.
Not them making fun of Victoria's high note in Holler at 10:36 skskskssk
4:30 victoria is drunk I love this two ❤️
Emma so beautiful while sleeping 💗💓💞
Emma is like the Barbie of Spice Girls...shes so cute..
Emma sleeping so cute at 0:53
9:50 SHADDUP!
13:48 Sporty’s THO simulation
😂
good job man!!
1:27 they was mad at Geri, and it shows.
9:45 was Geri naked while Victoria was in there??
Yep
9:44 where’s that whole clip from?
What is the original video at 11:18 and 14:15 ?
I’m not sure exactly what date or venue, but it’s “Wannabe” from their 2007-2008 Return of the Spice Girls tour.
😂😂❤
At 1:38 there is a quick shot of 4 of them on a blue stage...anyone know what performance that is from?
That's the video from Let Love Lead the Way.
4:30 Is that Mel C with Geri?
Mel C and Victoria