Does s/he need you to hold their hand so publically? Do youlike country life?
You what?
Does s/he need you to hold their hand so publically? Do youlike country life?
You what?
nothing would surprise me now , this Cowell geezers getting a little too powerful in all walks of music and my ears are hurting . I really cannot understand why musicians like Macca get involved in this tosh its not as though he needs the dosh.
It's one of the biggest rated entertainment shows with a huge, young audience so of course artists are going to want to go on them whether they think they're a load of old toss or not. It's not all about money either. People like Paul McCartney have huge egos and they want their records to sell and for people to love them because that's who they are and fame and sucess is what defines them. There's no point making a record if no-one buys it, or writing a book that no-one reads.
Britney used it for her UK comeback, so did Whitney. Mariah, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Michael Buble, Robbie, George Michael. Some are current and hugely successful, some are making a comeback but they all recognise that X Factor is going to give them massive exposure. Whitney and Britney both showed that's not always a good thing but worth the risk I reckon.
What else is there now? No Top of the Pops, no other big 'appointment' tv shows, Strictly probably can't afford them. The only other options they have are things like the Brits and the Royal Variety show and both of those are a joke now too.
Mentor not mentour
In response to the above post:
How can anyone possibly say that Olly was 'by far the better singer'?!?
His version of that awful Climb song was attrocious.
And as for Danyl being 'too good' - totally bemused by that aswell. I thought he was AWFUL. His singing voice was SO affected and shouty. I'd turn the radio off if i ever heard his irritating voice
I like my pop star voices to have a smidgeon of character, not merely a perfect everyman recital of a set of words.
Joe hit's every note as well as you could want, but as for finidng passion or individuality in his voice? No chance.
I like my pop star voices to have a smidgeon of character, not merely a perfect everyman recital of a set of words.
Joe hit's every note as well as you could want, but as for finidng passion or individuality in his voice? No chance.
well, yes i agree with this, but Ollie's voice didn't exactly have individiuality or character. It was just bad. As was his dodgy dad style dancing.
Anyway, how many winners of the xfactor have ever had individual, passionate, character-full voices?
The very first winner. But he refused to sign with Simon cause he didn't want to sing covers.
Bit of a mistake as no one remembers him now.
Anyway, how many winners of the xfactor have ever had individual, passionate, character-full voices?
well, yes i agree with this, but Ollie's voice didn't exactly have individiuality or character. It was just bad. As was his dodgy dad style dancing.
Anyway, how many winners of the xfactor have ever had individual, passionate, character-full voices?
I think Simon made a massive mistake by painting Danyl as 'arrogant'. Maybe to prevent a Ray Quin DoI '08 debacle (in that he was simply too good and the contest was null and void from the first microphone switch of his audition)
Steve Brookstein?!?!?! Are you serious!!!????
Are you actually saying Ray Quinn was 'too good'? He was one of the cheesiest and most irritating contestants they've ever had on the show – he made Chico look like Ian Curtis.
Thank fuck Leona trounced him in the final.