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Old 05-12-2010, 23:41   #229
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Re: X Factor: 2010

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Originally Posted by iFrankie View Post
It also annoys me when Katy Perry sang live and everyone went mad because she sounded awful!, i don't think she was that bad.
I have to admit, I don't think Katy Perry is a great singer. She looks good, is entertaining to listen to (whether singing or on chat shows, she does seem to be quite funny) and has entertaining songs, but I don't think she has a great voice. As such, I think Katy Perry is a great show woman, but not a great singer. She is far from the only one. One other example I can think of is Madonna.

Leona Lewis is the total opposite, apart from she still looks good (so not the opposite to that). She can sing beautifully, but isn't actually that entertaining when talking in interviews.

Is the show fixed? I think it is. I've suspected that for a long time. Think about it. Simon Cowell owns the rights. Simon Cowell seems to favour marketing singers to the 16 to 25 market. Apart from the odd older singer (SuBo), he doesn't seem interested in the older people.

Simon Cowell wants the winner to have the Christmas No. 1 single. This is a lot less likely to happen with an older singer.

Having said, he also seems to favour young boy singers, or groups.
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