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Originally Posted by Flyboy
Actually it would make more of a mockery of the charts than it is at the moment.They would have reached number one based on the marketing campaign surrounding them, not because of the music. There was a reason why it reached only number twenty-five in the charts in nineteen ninety-two; it was crap. Why is this more deserving than any other song?
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And X-Factor has reached No 1 because of an overwhelming Juggernaut that is the 'marketing campaign' surrounding it. The idea that this campaign makes a mockery of the chart and is somehow unfair is nuts.
X-Factor has had 12 weeks of having the prime time slot every Saturday, and every Sunday, on ITV. All of it planned to end on the Sunday before the week of the Christmas no 1 and RATM are the ones benefiting from a marketing campaign?
