Originally Posted by stateofgameplay:
“Well I think the point is, the X Factor took over a Christmas tradition and presumed that it would automatically get Christmas number 1 year after year. Sure, it wasn't a pretty tradition and sometimes (ok most of the time) the songs were hideous novelty songs, but there was something enjoyable about it really, and that was stolen away by Cowell and his 4 month extravaganza to the top of the chart... People did get very bored of them stealing away a fun tradition and at least this song brought it back.”
“Well I think the point is, the X Factor took over a Christmas tradition and presumed that it would automatically get Christmas number 1 year after year. Sure, it wasn't a pretty tradition and sometimes (ok most of the time) the songs were hideous novelty songs, but there was something enjoyable about it really, and that was stolen away by Cowell and his 4 month extravaganza to the top of the chart... People did get very bored of them stealing away a fun tradition and at least this song brought it back.”
If it was a christmas song I would have agreed with you. But it's not, it's a just dent in Simon Cowells monopoly that's still on the rise. That's the way music is becoming unfortunatley. Christmas number one is just one bloody week. Cowell has Susan Boyle at number for albums and will be delighted at her with in the mean time. Britains got talent will still get 20 million viewers this year. He just gets bigger unfortunatley.




