[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by MusicXian

Doesn't matter about her age. Judges have to make their decision. If she can't handle being booted off the show should have a minimum age of 16 like UK

They definitely should have a minimum age of 16 imo.

[Niamh.]

I remember that kid from the auditions, God she was annoying

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Christmas Neeve

I remember that kid from the auditions, God she was annoying

They showed her as the very first auditionee and 90% of my interest for the show was lost right there.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

They showed her as the very first auditionee and 90% of my interest for the show was lost right there.

lol yep, her and Paula Abdul running off and throwing up after that guy dropped his pants, did it for me

[Tom]

They shown it on This Morning, not gonna lie I thought it was hilarious. Typical, spoilt, stage school brat that needed bringing down a few levels

Originally Posted by Jesus Christo

Yes, she's quite clearly a succesful solo act

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelly_R...graphy#Singles

You dont half talk some crap, and yes thats coming from me

[MusicXian]

Originally Posted by Tom

They shown it on This Morning, not gonna lie I thought it was hilarious. Typical, spoilt, stage school brat that needed bringing down a few levels



You dont half talk some crap, and yes thats coming from me

Same here, I was cracking up at it. Why do people go poor young girl? She came frigging 5th in US X Factor, hardly a poor little girl, she will probably get some sort of recording contract and be set up for life.

Same with Janet Devlin who was my fave in UK. When she went out I was upset because the way the show producers had treated her week on week, but I was not that bothered as I understand that her personally is set up now with music as her life, like she wanted when she first set out on XF.

If you want to feel sorry for anyone, feel sorry for talented musicians who made way for novelty acts in bootcamp and judges house stage like in the UK many talented boys missed out on their chance because of the obsession of the production team with a flat solo like Frankie Cocozza. I feel sorry for the likes of Joe Cox, James Michael, John Adams, Lascel Woods to have to give way to a dud like that. Not for a 14 y/o girl who ended up in 5th place and went out because she was actually BOTTOM of the public vote.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by MusicXian

Same here, I was cracking up at it. Why do people go poor young girl? She came frigging 5th in US X Factor, hardly a poor little girl, she will probably get some sort of recording contract and be set up for life.

Same with Janet Devlin who was my fave in UK. When she went out I was upset because the way the show producers had treated her week on week, but I was not that bothered as I understand that her personally is set up now with music as her life, like she wanted when she first set out on XF.

If you want to feel sorry for anyone, feel sorry for talented musicians who made way for novelty acts in bootcamp and judges house stage like in the UK many talented boys missed out on their chance because of the obsession of the production team with a flat solo like Frankie Cocozza. I feel sorry for the likes of Joe Cox, James Michael, John Adams, Lascel Woods to have to give way to a dud like that. Not for a 14 y/o girl who ended up in 5th place and went out because she was actually BOTTOM of the public vote.