[frigid_slag]

Originally posted by Matt08

If they are emotionally fragile then The X Factor probably isn't best for them. The chances are, they wouldn't be able to cope with the fame and would end up like Susan Boyle.

Yeah but it's about their journey and how they over come the stage fright, most are really nervous at first, that is the point of xfactor, we watch them get better and face the next stage.

[Jords]

Not keen on it at all, the buzzers were a big part to the show, but still ill watch, it is about the singing after all.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally posted by -BB~Jordan-

the buzzers were a big part to the show

What buzzers?

[NettoSuperstar!]

Yeh dont like the audience or the backing tracks, it should be them showing off their raw talent to just the 4 judges. save the audience for the ones that get through

[Enid]

I thought this WAS BGT. The audience are complete morons. Cheering the bad ones and booing Simon every time.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

[rquote=2548509&tid=142234&author=Enid]I thought this WAS BGT. The audience are complete morons. Cheering the bad ones and booing Simon every time.[/rquote]

They need to boo cheryl and louis who say the same damn crap all the time!

[LemonJam]

I keep expecting buzzers to come in. :S

[NettoSuperstar!]

This- http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/20...-burn-x-factor

[GypsyGoth]

I like it at times.

It can be really mean on the deluded ones, but also some of them can get the crowd on their side.

And I love when acts come on and are brilliant.

[Tom4784]

It's awful I said it on the other thread but the audience makes the talent seem worse, the contestants shouldn't perform in front of a large audience until the live shows after they've had some professional training.

Most of the good contestants this year would have been considered better if they performed on a one on one basis like in the other series.

[LemonJam]

Also, contestants probably don't seem as good because they have to tune with the backing track, whereas in the auditions they sang a capella and didn't have to perfectly tune as a couple of odd notes could slip away.