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Variety?
Just been looking back over previous finals....
Series 1 3 singers 1 dance group 1 puppet act 1 'juggling' act (bar wizards) Series 2 4 dance acts 3 singers 1 dog act 1 instrumental act 1 martial art act Series 3 4 dance acts 5 singers 1 instrumental act Series 4 4 singing acts 2 dance acts 1 dog act 1 gymnastic act 1 impressionist 1 instrumental act So, out of 36 finalists so far over 4 series, we have 15 singing acts (42%), 11 dance acts (30%) and 10 'other ' acts (28%). Admittedly there is variation in the styles of the singing and dancing acts, but it still seems that you don't stand much of a chance of a final place unless you are a singer or dancer of some description. |
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Evidence that this show is a complete farce!
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Evidence that this show is a complete farce!
: Of course, despite all the finals being loaded with singers, only 1 has ever won... |
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i dont understand.
In Great Britain as a whole, singing is by far the most common "talent" people would have followed by musical instruments and dancing. So out of everyone auditioning you'ld expect there to be a higher proportion of singer and dancers. And because theres a higher proportion of singers auditioning then it stands to reason that theres a higher proportion getting through to the top 40. The fact that people are saying theres some sort of conspiracy to benefit Simons record company is just barmy. |
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