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12-10-2013, 01:18 PM
X Factor 2013 stars Miss Dynamix have insisted that they’re different from past winners Little Mix.
Groups mentor put Gary Barlow put the group together at bootcamp, making them up from former Dynamix group singer SeSe and soloists Rielle Carrington and Jeanette Akua.
But despite the obvious similarities to former X Factor champions Little Mix, Jeanette declared: “We’re different to Little Mix, we’re a trio and we’re all black.
“I feel like there’s a gap in the market.”
Rielle added: “We know we’re the underdogs.
“Everyone at bootcamp thought it would never work but now look at us. We’re all so different but we click. we say we’re three girls, one voice.”
The girls revealed this week that they ALL had boyfriends, but a coy Rielle refused to speak about their personal lives, saying: “Let’s no talk about that.”
Instead, the three girls opened up about their various arguments.
But there’s no clashes over song choices or feuds over who sings what lines, with the group instead rowing over make up.
“We argue like sisters,” Jeanette laughed.
Read more: http://tellymix.co.uk/reality-tv/the-x-factor/163384-x-factors-miss-dynamix-insist-theyre-different-from-little-mix-were-all-black.html#ixzz2hVtWsFrR
I actually love them for saying that :laugh2:
Groups mentor put Gary Barlow put the group together at bootcamp, making them up from former Dynamix group singer SeSe and soloists Rielle Carrington and Jeanette Akua.
But despite the obvious similarities to former X Factor champions Little Mix, Jeanette declared: “We’re different to Little Mix, we’re a trio and we’re all black.
“I feel like there’s a gap in the market.”
Rielle added: “We know we’re the underdogs.
“Everyone at bootcamp thought it would never work but now look at us. We’re all so different but we click. we say we’re three girls, one voice.”
The girls revealed this week that they ALL had boyfriends, but a coy Rielle refused to speak about their personal lives, saying: “Let’s no talk about that.”
Instead, the three girls opened up about their various arguments.
But there’s no clashes over song choices or feuds over who sings what lines, with the group instead rowing over make up.
“We argue like sisters,” Jeanette laughed.
Read more: http://tellymix.co.uk/reality-tv/the-x-factor/163384-x-factors-miss-dynamix-insist-theyre-different-from-little-mix-were-all-black.html#ixzz2hVtWsFrR
I actually love them for saying that :laugh2: