[Jordan.]

Foxes has criticised The X Factor following Lauren Platt's performance on Saturday's (October 11) show.



The 'Youth' singer voiced her disapproval of Platt's version of 'Happy' on Twitter, suggesting she copied her BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge cover of the Pharrell Williams hit

Foxes wrote: "Smart choice ‪@cherylOfficial ‪@TheXfactor ‪@simoncowell to mash up Happy and [Massive Attack's 1998 track] 'Teardrop' wish I'd thought of that...

"Oh wait, I did...In March (‪@BBCR1 ‪#LiveLounge)"

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[Black Dagger]

I was just about to post this after I saw her tweets

Goddess.

[Jordan.]

The blatant copy, waiting for a barrage of "who?" comments, clearly one of the producers knows

[Loukas]

[andybigbro]

Who cares?

Get a grip foxes.

[Shaun]

someone's a bit annoyed she's reduced to the level of 10-second Doctor Who cameos

(but yes expecting originality from an x factor contestant with a week's notice is a bit naive)

[Brother Leon]

Don't know her. This is nothing new anyway. James Arthur copied Krept and Konan's idea and Cher straight up stole Rap bars from other artists

[Withano]

Lauren got a lot of credit for something she stole of somebody else

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Originally Posted by Withano

Lauren got a lot of credit for something she stole of somebody else

On the X factor?? NEVER! I can't believe this is happening. And after all of these years of originality, can't believe X factor would stoop so low. Usually it's other people copying x factor, not the other way around. I couldn't believe it when Adele blatantly ripped off James Arthur a couple of years ago. And the hundreds of "artists" Who copied the amazing Alexandra Burke original, "Hallelujah", was beyond a joke.

[Kizzy]

She wasn't criticising lauren there at all, she was having a pop at cheryl if anyone.

[Strictly Jake]

To be fair they don't sound alike it's both just a slowed down version of happy, both good voices but both a boring version of an annoying song and that's where it should end

[alex_front2]

But why slow down Happy? Happy?! Soo bored of this reality trend of taking an upbeat song and making it " deeper and profund" by slowing it down. It's turgid and dull.

[Ross.]

Oop

[Marsh.]

I don't think it's the fact that the girl sang that version, it was that Simon was licking Cheryl's arse by praising what a great idea she had, when it wasn't her idea.