The Saturdays - I don't understand
You see them all the time in the papers as a group or individually, there is so much written about them, they are always on the TV, but does anyone actually know their records or rate them? I couldn't identify one track and don't think they stand out particularly.
They seem to be a media construct that has partly succeeded because of all the press they have.
Or am I just out of the loop?
They seem to be a media construct that has partly succeeded because of all the press they have.
Or am I just out of the loop?
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are they good?? I'm undecided
The Saturdays on the other hand are seen everywhere despite not actually having much success. Yes, they've had a few top 10 hits, but nothing to write home about, given the amount of money spent on promoting them
I'm the same, I don't understand this hype around them?????
Their music is mediocre, their music videos aren't exactly played regularly. It just seems like Lazy journalism, a bunch of girls that like to be papped and are easy to cover? I just think being 5 young girls that are attractive is their appeal to the papers. Now their dating within the industry they seem even more relevent??? I just don't get it:sleep:
Their music is awful.and they are poor singers.
They are typical girl/boy band fodder put together on their looks rather than any genuine musical talent.
Unfortunately many stupid people buy into this garbage. .
Females don't give a damm about a groups musical ability, their first thought is if they look cute or have lovely hair, outfits etc.
In their unreal ITV2 programme they flew to LA to be met by a flannex of photographers...who are they kidding?
Is there no senior exec at ITV questioning how a little known group in the UK attracts so much attention in far away LA?
Max Clifford showed in 'Louie Meets....' photographers could be persuade to turn up at his local supermarket to watch him do his shopping.
Aaah, glad I'm not the only one. They must have Biffa Tweedy's agent.
They were managed by a woman called Jayne sometihngorother, but she got sacked and they're now managed by Peter Loraine
They do share the same PR as Cheryl and Girls Aloud, yes.
Their live vocals at the Concert For Heroes were bloody awful.
Oh, I just forgot about Kimberly as I wrote this, shows the impact she had.
I don't really like The Saturdays, I think they're a bit typical. They look like a group of hairdressers that you would see auditioning on The X Factor.
They need a No 1 single really (even though No 2's not too bad, but I think Up should have been No 1). It'll be interesting to see how well Higher does when it comes out.
Number 22 and counting, and that's as much as 5 weeks ahead of schedule!! (You probably already know this CNBCwatcher, but I am mentioning it here for the benefit of people who are underestimating the Saturdays' success).
A bunch of pretty but unremarkable girls that you could barely put a name to the face of.
They look like an act that would take part in a Butlins talent competition.
This.
And I'm sure the vast amount of press about them is due to a huge amount of PR money being thrown around rather than any genuine interest in them.
I mean, they're not horrible. Harmless, hen-night fare. But still, not much to write home about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0znVBrsZnnQ