[Mystic Mock]

I've just seen a bit of this show tonight as my Mom wanted to watch it and there's two things that I want to say about it.

1. Wtf at the two that butchered Say Something? And as usual Simon praises the screeching because it's "loud" instead of it actually sounding pleasant to the ears.

2. Why is there so many singers on the show? Can't they put some of these on The X Factor or something to actually make the lineup more diverse for both shows?

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I've just seen a bit of this show tonight as my Mom wanted to watch it and there's two things that I want to say about it.

1. Wtf at the two that butchered Say Something? And as usual Simon praises the screeching because it's "loud" instead of it actually sounding pleasant to the ears.

2. Why is there so many singers on the show? Can't they put some of these on The X Factor or something to actually make the lineup more diverse for both shows?

1. I thought their voices fit well together, not the strongest singers but with a little guidance they could do well.

2. I thought exactly this, but then you could argue that singing is a talent - and I suppose BGT is more 'laid-back' in terms of the brutality of it whereas TXF has some of the most shocking, brutal rounds that really aren't fair e.g. The 6 Chair Challenge.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by ProfessorSmooth

1. I thought their voices fit well together, not the strongest singers but with a little guidance they could do well.

2. I thought exactly this, but then you could argue that singing is a talent - and I suppose BGT is more 'laid-back' in terms of the brutality of it whereas TXF has some of the most shocking, brutal rounds that really aren't fair e.g. The 6 Chair Challenge.

1. You could be right on as a lot of singers on these shows get better once they reach the lives.

2. TXF does need to make more lighthearted rounds to make the audience entertained, but I still don't see why they can't offer more variety of singers on the show.