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1 The Kiss-off (goodbye) The Kiss-off (goodbye)
2 My Heart Goes Boom The Kiss-off (goodbye)
3 Dating (interlude) The Kiss-off (goodbye)
4 Maybe Tonight The Kiss-off (goodbye)
5 Without You The Kiss-off (goodbye)
6 Perfect Chemistry The Kiss-off (goodbye)
7 If I Were You The Kiss-off (goodbye)
8 Thought You Might Wanna Know The Kiss-off (goodbye)
9 Rollercoaster The Kiss-off (goodbye)
10 Seth The Kiss-off (goodbye)
11 I Miss You The Kiss-off (goodbye)
12 Toodle - Oo The Kiss-off (goodbye)
13 Oh No The Kiss-off (goodbye)
14 Say Goodbye The Kiss-off (goodbye)

Who is Brooke Allison


In 2008, she became a member of a girl group called BG5 (which stands for The Beach Girl5) along with Mandy Jiroux, Laura New, Dominique Domingo, and Noreen Juliano.[14] During this time, she began being credited under her birth name "Brooke Adams". In 2009, Adams provided backing vocals for the Selena Gomez & the Scene single "Naturally".[15] She would go on to provide backing vocals for a number of songs by the group, notably the single "Love You like a Love Song".[16] In 2009, BG5 released the single "Unbreakable" which was followed by the release of their debut EP Beach Girl5.[17] In 2010, Adams provided backing vocals on the Miley Cyrus singles "Can't Be Tamed" and "Who Owns My Heart" in addition to the track "Liberty Walk" from Cyrus's third studio album.[18] She also provided backing vocals on the song "Bam" by Miranda Cosgrove.[19] In 2010, BG5 began being managed by Kris Jenner and appeared on the show Keeping Up with the Kardashians.[20] They released the single "Scratch" in November and the single "Lay A Little Sunshine" in June of the following year.[21][22] In late 2012, Jiroux departed from BG5; the group reformed under the name YLA (which stands for Young L.A.) with new member Jaime Lee Ruiz.[23] In March 2013, YLA released the single "$$$EX", a collaboration with Vanessa Anne Hudgens.[24] The song peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart and spent twelve weeks on the chart.[25] In March 2013, the group was featured on the third soundtrack for the Disney Channel show Shake It Up with the song "I Can Do Better"; the group performed the song on the show's third season episode, "Oui Oui It Up".[26][27] In September 2013, BG5's self titled full debut album, which was recorded prior to their renaming, was released to digital retailers.[28] In November 2013, YLA released the single "Bad Bitches".[29] The group announced their dissolution on March 7, 2014.[30] On July 14, 2015, Adams released the single "Still Fighting".[31] In 2016, Adams became a member of the electronic music trio AMERA.[32] Personal life[edit] In August 2018, Brooke experienced medical issues and fell into a coma. Her family set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for her care, listed under the name "Brooke Adams recovery fund".[33] As of 2024, she remains in a vegetative state.[34] Discography[edit] As solo singer[edit
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