On the latest episode, we’re joined by British girl group Little Mix! The ladies sat down with us poolside on the rooftop of their Los Angeles hotel when they were in town last week for Ariana Grande’s Dangerous Woman tour stops in Anaheim and L.A. “She has the most incredible fans,” Perrie Edwards says of Grande’s Arianators. “They’re very supportive. And a lot of the time, we see Little Mix T-shirts and Little Mix banners [in the crowd], which makes us feel very special. Ariana’s got a girl power to her going on. So we are just living life with all the girlies. It’s brilliant!”

Plus, Little Mix are loving the enthusiasm from American concertgoers. “Fans over here are so crazy, in the most incredible way possible,” Leigh-Anne Pinnock says. “You guys just give us everything.”

The video for Little Mix’s latest Glory Days single, “No More Sad Songs” featuring Machine Gun Kelly, came out the day before we sat down with the group. The U.K. girls surprised fans with the all-American Coyote Ugly-inspired clip, shot in a Nashville honky-tonk — so how did the country concept come about? “It was a bit random, really,” Jade Thirlwall says. “The director for the video, he suggested the whole Coyote Ugly thing, and at first we were like, ‘This really doesn’t go with “No More Sad Songs”!’ But then when we actually did the shoot, it’s quite refreshing, isn’t it? Because it’s not what you’d expect when you watch it.

“I think it’s one of our favorite videos,” Jade adds. “It ticks every box: It’s fun, it’s a bit saucy, and we look good and we feel good in it.”

Listen to the podcast HERE hear about Little Mix meeting MGK for the first time on the video set, how their massive Brit Awards opening number came together, their plans between the Dangerous Woman tour and their own European headlining tour, and much more.

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