07-10-2013, 10:41 AM
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Re: X-Factor :- Singing Contest or Crying Contest ?
I detest X Factor - it is one of the most manipulative programms on TV.I heard a comedian a couple of days ago say that he would like to audition for X Factor but it would mean having one of his close family killed so that he had a dead relative to cry about - when comedians are picking up the format of X Factor as material for their act, then something has to be suspicious.
I also agree with building up the hopes of young people (older people should know better - with the exception of Liona Lewis, did any of them reach fame?) is horrible.
I stopped watching it when I realised that good singers, like Rhydian, were considered odd and would go nowhere
08-10-2013, 05:55 PM
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Re: X-Factor :- Singing Contest or Crying Contest ?
Originally Posted by Mups
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Perhaps Simon Cowell has finally got too big for his boots and is due to come back to earth.
08-10-2013, 10:17 PM
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Re: X-Factor :- Singing Contest or Crying Contest ?
Originally Posted by Mups
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I think many people have gone off it now. As I said earlier, it's only geared up for the kids nowadays.Perhaps Simon Cowell has finally got too big for his boots and is due to come back to earth.
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