Camila Cabello Time-Traveled To The 18th Century In An Enlightenment-Era SNL Performance

Intricate orchestras were the rage throughout the 18th century. It could be nearly two centuries before Camila Cabello's metal-beam melting pop would become the de facto soundtrack to life for anyone with a pulse. Last night (October 12), Cabello gave the Enlightenment Age a taste of spice with her performances of "Cry For Me" and "Easy" on Saturday Night Live. Wearing two cute dresses, she contrasted the style of then and yesterday. And it's so much better today. So much better. 


Can you imagine walking into a bar on a 80-degree day and have to watch dozens of people sweat under thick layers of clothes? Even on stage, Cabello looks like she's wearing a dress that could residence three people. In the midst of a crowded bar, she sings "Cry For Me" with belief. Each person comes with each other to perform a decorative ballroom-like routine that looks hot–literally. It's fun for three minutes, although just thinking about seeing this happen back in the day before residence fans were a thing can give you a serious bout of anxiety.


Cabello's efficiency of "Easy" was much simpler. She trim the layers for a stunning white dress and stunned the crows with a colorful efficiency backed by a powerful guitar. It was everything you could imagine, and more. Most importantly, it wasn't stuffy.


Check out Cabello's performances up above.