[_Seth]

"This isn't the last of Belle Amie!"

LOL.

That's what they all say, then you never hear from them again.

[ElProximo]

Originally Posted by Phlip

"This isn't the last of Belle Amie!"

LOL.

That's what they all say, then you never hear from them again.

They have to look at the bright side - they just got more public exposure and entertained more people (put aside those neutral or pained) than most entertainers could ever hope to.
If they are never seen on a stage again they can rest assured they got further than 99.9% of most would-be artists.

[Zippy]

Originally Posted by ElProximo

They have to look at the bright side - they just got more public exposure and entertained more people (put aside those neutral or pained) than most entertainers could ever hope to.
If they are never seen on a stage again they can rest assured they got further than 99.9% of most would-be artists.

Well thats true but then again its also given them a taste of something theyll probably never achieve now.

[ElProximo]

Originally Posted by Zippy

Well thats true but then again its also given them a taste of something theyll probably never achieve now.

That is really the downside to these things - its over for them. Permanently. Even though one may train for 3 years and be genuinely improved they will be forever 'done' as they were in Belle-Ami X-Factor from season whatever.

Sure, I do think of 7th place American Idol Jennifer Hudson - she went on to huge success and Academy Awards.
But then again she was a very very good singer.