My Very Definitive List of Camila Cabello's Singles, Ranked From Good to Better to Best

"Consequences" has a special and raw meaning. The slower songs are at the end of my list because I feel as if I can't connect with them as I can with the more flowy upbeat music. I like more songs than I do this one. However, it's still an amazing song from Camila Cabello. I think the music video is creative and cute. It also features Disney alum, Dylan Sprouse.

"Real Friends" has a relaxing vibe but has powerful and real lyrics about toxic friendships. Toxic friends kinda suck, so for that reason, it's at the bottom of my list of Camila Cabello singles. There is also a remixed version that features Swae Lee.

Camila Cabello revealed that "I Have Questions" was about losing a friend, "That song really changed my life because it was the first time that I could talk about that type of pain that I was experiencing." I applaud the courage she has and really being raw and honest in her music.

I love how Camila Cabello is releasing new music all the time. It keeps her fans on edge but entertained until she finally releases her highly anticipated second album, Romance. "Easy" is one of the good ones, however, I prefer the other singles over this one.

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes released "Señorita" (aka the sexiest song of the Summer) back in August and they both basically broke the internet with the music video of alifetime. I'm not sure about everyone else, but it completely shocked me how sexy that music video was. It was definitely different from Cabello and Mendes.

The first time I heard "Cry For Me," I was like "Wow, this reminds me so much of something MARINA (also known as Marina and The Diamonds) would sing." Nonetheless, the song is a banger. Camila Cabello sang the song for the first time live on Saturday Night Live and I was speechless. The outfits, the vocals, the backdrop, the era: iconic.

Ah, the memories. Camila Cabello debuted "Crying in the Club" as her first solo single and it was the perfect choice. The beat and the lyrics in the song are very powerful. I love how strong and influential music can be and how it can affect everyone in a positive light.

The Groundhogs Day/Happy Death Day vibes are really visible in the music video for Camila Cabello's single, "Liar" as she is trampled by bikers, smashed by an elephant, and even attacked by drones and continues to wake up in the same bed on the same day.

As weird as it is, I didn't like the song the first time I heard it, but since then, the song has grown on me and I bop to it all the time.

Even if you aren't a Camila Cabello fan, you've definitely heard this song either playing in a store in the mall or even on the radio. However, if you are a fan, chances are you try your best to hit her high notes every time you listen to the song (me included).

A song that truly deserved better. Camila Cabello released two different-sounding singles on the same day back in 2017. One got more attention than the other. However, both are great. I definitely recommend going back and listening to the song. It's catchy and features rapper Quavo.

I remember being in my car and hearing this song for the first time and fell in love with it instantly (I heard it before "Liar"). I love the sexy beat. The song also really shows the talent Camila Cabello has with her voice ranges, singing about having a passion for someone and not being able to shake the feelings off. The lyrics are so catchy and fun. If you think the song is hot, you need to watch the music video ASAP.

"Havana" is definitely at the top of my Camila Cabello list. The hit single has over 1 billion streams on Spotify and her most streamed song on the platform. The song and music video are just so iconic. I think it's safe to say that just about everybody knows the song and it's hard not singing the lyrics when it comes on the radio or one of your playlists. Also, did anyone else notice Noah Centineo at the end? *inserts heart-eyed emoji here*