Watch: Camila Cabello performs 'Never Be the Same' on Ellen
Lace. Check. Pearls. Check. Guitar. Check. Watch Camila's sultry performance on Ellen.
Camila Cabello returned to 'The Ellen Show' this week to perform her latest hit, 'Never Be the Same' - which is currently at number two on the Coca-Cola Top 40.
The 21-year-old took to the stage dressed in a sexy lace dress and Chanel pearls. She completed the look with a pair of lace gloves.
Ellen gave the young star props for being one of the most-streamed artists of all time. Camila has over one billion streams on Spotify alone.
The former Fifth Harmony group member took to Instagram to share a few clips from her appearance.
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Here's a look at the full performance.
Camila's appearance received some backlash on social media.
At one point during her performance, she was seen "playing" an electric guitar.
But the singer was only using the instrument as a stage prop.
This infuriated some Twitter users.
I'm trying really hard to figure out why Camila Cabello, who clearly does not play the guitar, is using one as a stage prop to wave her hand wildly in front of in some facsimile of "playing" it, for every performance of "Never Be the Same" I've seen lately.
— Jennifer Still (@jenniferlstill) March 21, 2018
But it turns out that Camila can actually play the guitar, and has shown off her skills in the past.
There’s more footage of Camila Cabello playing guitar, whole ass songs alone in fact, than there is of H*rry Styles playing guitar yet I don’t see anyone question him when he brings a guitar on stage and “plays” it with 2 guitarists backing him. Hmm
— paola (@pauoIa) March 21, 2018
camila and a guitar is the best combination #CamilaCabello #BestSoloBreakout #iHeartAwardspic.twitter.com/tgZs340hbq
— kari (@crawlingcabello) February 26, 2018
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