Sexbomb Girls push for collaboration with groups, not competition - GMA Network

The Sexbomb Girls are not here to compete!

The iconic girl group appeared on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” on Wednesday and shared the meaning behind their latest single, “Mama Mama.”

Leader Rochelle Pangilinan referenced the lyrics, “Mama Mama para sa aming mga naka naka.”

“It’s not about passing the crown, but one of the meanings is that having a group in the Philippines should not be about competition, but collaboration,” she said in Filipino.

Per Rochelle, this is the reason why they invited rising P-Pop groups to be part of the single's music video.

“And we are so happy that they agreed, and we are happy that they became available on the date we invited them. So we were able to do a music video for our naka naka."

The girls were also asked about how they feel whenever it is said that they are incomparable to other groups, with Rochelle saying that it’s still all about collaboration.

“We really don’t want competition. We really want collaboration,” Rochelle said. “It’s better if we get together because that’s happier."

CLOUD 7, DNA, AJAA, YGIG, 1621, MEIMEI, FINA, and YES MY LOVE were the groups that appeared in the “Mama Mama” video.

The SexBomb Girls first reunited for a concert at the Araneta Coliseum last December, but the overwhelming ticket demand kept them performing for more shows. They also headed on a world tour, visiting cities in Australia and the United States.

Rochelle also previously teased that the Sexbomb Girls are working on new projects for their fans, including new music and a documentary series. They also released a coffee table book about their reunion.

The SexBomb Girls are known for the dance hits "The Spaghetti Song" and "Halukay Ube," among others.

Their new “Mama Mama” was released this month.