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They're even booing his nanna

ncl*girlncl*girl Posts: 507
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ITV's blatant attempt to make Chris look like a prat.. plus the audience booing his nanna

It's actually making me want to go vote him through again just to really **** people off

Come on, it would be funny wouldn't it

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    paralaxparalax Posts: 12,127
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    Well the show is promoting bullying and a bunch of vile idiots booing his granny is no more than we can expect from the XFactor machine now. It is this type of behaviour that could kill the show. I hope his fans put an extra 10 votes him tonight.
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    icequeenicequeen Posts: 922
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    Its national Anti Bullying week. I find this VERY distressing. I am sitting wearing my blue band.
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    maureensmaureens Posts: 13,667
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    paralax wrote: »
    Well the show is promoting bullying and a bunch of vile idiots booing his granny is no more than we can expect from the XFactor machine now. It is this type of behaviour that could kill the show. I hope his fans put an extra 10 votes him tonight.

    Cowell can stuff this crap where the sun does not shine, the programme is the lowest of the low lately cant believe i still have it on, i hope it is the last year the show has gone to the dogs.
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    celtic starceltic star Posts: 8,254
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    That was disgusting ,
    i could nt believe they were booing an old lady .

    This show has hit a new low .
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    Sick BulletSick Bullet Posts: 20,770
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    Xfactor is on par with Big brothers bit on the side shows.
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    JamieMacdonaldJamieMacdonald Posts: 1,230
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    I hate when acts get booed on these types of shows, it's bullying.

    I first really remember it with Jedward, I didn't really mind them but know they weren't really liked but why boo? They and others who get booed don't deserve to, nobody does.
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    AoibheannRoseAoibheannRose Posts: 1,617
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    This thread title made me giggle.

    That is all.
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    SexSex Posts: 44,161
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    Sick Bullet wrote: »
    Xfactor is on par with Big brothers bit on the side shows.

    Agree.

    - I wasn't sure if they were booing her I thought I was just hearing things.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 6,076
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    The producers could stamp out the booing in studio if they wanted too. It's pretty easy to threaten to kick people out if they don't comply with cheering every act. I'm not a massive Chris fan but I find the booing very uncomfortable. As I've said elsewhere it takes massive guts to get up there every week even when you're popular but it must be even harder to know you'll possibly face a hostile reaction.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,273
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    icequeen wrote: »
    Its national Anti Bullying week. I find this VERY distressing. I am sitting wearing my blue band.

    Well I suppose it does some people some good to wear a band to feel they have a purpose in life. I saw no bullying tonight, although I thought Louis and Tulisa were rude and immature for giggling. However, when I noticed the women in front with the enormous, outsized chests, I also found it funny.

    Dermot was just doing his job and trying to keep things light.
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    AoibheannRoseAoibheannRose Posts: 1,617
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    They'll be booing his dog next, dreadful stuff. Down with this sort of thing!
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 169
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    His nanna must have been well hidden because I didn't see it...

    But yeah I have got to agree I am not a fan of booing.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,273
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    AoibheannRose wrote: »
    They'll be booing his dog next, dreadful stuff. Down with this sort of thing!

    You see, the problem with this is that I never know whether these comments are meant sincerely or sarcastically!
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 731
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    AoibheannRose wrote: »
    They'll be booing his dog next, dreadful stuff. Down with this sort of thing!
    Careful now.
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    mashamoto79mashamoto79 Posts: 2,884
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    They are being told to boo.
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    ultrosultros Posts: 8,504
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    I don't believe it's really his Nanna.
    I bet he kidnapped her out of an old persons home and forced her to say she was.
    Poor woman :(
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    fribbletfribblet Posts: 527
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    ultros wrote: »
    I don't believe it's really his Nanna.
    I bet he kidnapped her out of an old persons home and forced her to say she was.
    Poor woman :(

    That's Monday's headlines sorted :D
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,273
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    Amazingly, no-one's turned this into an anti-Rylan thread yet. He was booing the nanna too, I saw him do it.
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    .Kooky..Kooky. Posts: 620
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    This show has evolved into what Big Brother evolved in - a tacky, vicious and pointless piece of rubbish to rake in cash and chuck anybody on it under a double decker bus.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,273
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    .Kooky. wrote: »
    This show has evolved into what Big Brother evolved in - a tacky, vicious and pointless piece of rubbish to rake in cash and chuck anybody on it under a double decker bus.

    Unforunately, that's what everything comes down to in the end, when the novelty has worn off. :(
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