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Originally posted by ThisIsMarie
^ They were going way before that, idiot. 
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Yes they were going "before" that -
Got nowhere
Getting nowbere
So they got a crack at fame and still are a bunch of nobodies who are nothing more than wannabe's who never will be, at least one hit wonders can claim a semblance of success.
I suppose fleeting fame is far more desirable to long term failure, and "The Ordinary Boys" will never rise above playing to the Prestelle Big Brother fan audience - so it kind of limits where they can play to their audience - anywhere with age restrictions can be ruled out. In other words, their "appeal" has a tiny demographic, and even in the jaded music biz, where the one hit wonder is temporarily elevated to pseudo god status- that equals failure
I had the misfortune of "seeing" them a few weeks ago at an outdoor arts festival, until we decided to move to where we couldn't see or hear them, though I did take a few moments to watch the rather dire turn out - and watched the "crowd" streaming away to other parts of the festival area just like we did, leaving only the children behind.
It was quite amusing - especially the kids with the "Chantelle and Preston forever" banners - because, with that kind of hard core audience, long term success is assured
Meanwhile the bulk of the crowd wandered off to the high street to watch a guy do a high wire walk - infinitely more entertaining
Idiot ??
Ah yes the level "debate" from the Prestelle fan set never ceases to rise above the expected