I don't think its a theory as such, just that the judges are so desperate for her to get through every week that they never take in to account the public's view. If i remember rightly, when a similar thing happened to Cher last year they eventually axed her in the sing-off because of her lack of connection with the public.
What is the thinking behind the Misha conspiracy?
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Originally Posted by ladygardener:
“I'm sick of saying it, the only people she's not winning over are the sheep who think what the producers want them to think and vote for different contestants. How many of the people who voted for Joe, Leon etc. etc. actually went out and bought their records? Hardly any.
How many people bought the records of people who came second or lower - millions.”
“I'm sick of saying it, the only people she's not winning over are the sheep who think what the producers want them to think and vote for different contestants. How many of the people who voted for Joe, Leon etc. etc. actually went out and bought their records? Hardly any.
How many people bought the records of people who came second or lower - millions.”
I don't vote and she's certainly not winning me over I'm afraid
Originally Posted by dcb1986:
“It irritates me because this was the third time Misha has been in the bottom 2. If the public aren't liking her enough to vote for her, they aren't going to like her enough to buy her music. I mean, if winners who were never in the bottom 2 (Matt Cardle, Joe Mcelderry etc) struggle to sell albums, Misha will have no chance.
I don't think it's a conspiracy to get her to win, because it will never happen. But she is one of the better performers of a lacklustre lineup, so I think they want to keep her in as long as possible to keep the live shows watchable. I imagine she is a goner next weekend.”
“It irritates me because this was the third time Misha has been in the bottom 2. If the public aren't liking her enough to vote for her, they aren't going to like her enough to buy her music. I mean, if winners who were never in the bottom 2 (Matt Cardle, Joe Mcelderry etc) struggle to sell albums, Misha will have no chance.
I don't think it's a conspiracy to get her to win, because it will never happen. But she is one of the better performers of a lacklustre lineup, so I think they want to keep her in as long as possible to keep the live shows watchable. I imagine she is a goner next weekend.”
This is so wrong it's laughable. The people who would buy a MishaB album probably don't vote in the popularity contest that the X Factor has become. Those people tend to support their artists if they prove themselves in the long run, rather than the flash-in-the-pan, fickle support from the pre-teen girls watching on a Saturday evening.
Originally Posted by s_bowes_uk:
“Which is why I don't vote. The public only has an influence on who the bottom two are, but in actual fact have zero say in who goes, which imo makes phoning in almost completely pointless.
With Misha being in the bottom two so often, it's pretty clear the public doesn't want to have anything to do with her, yet because she seems to have the judges wrapped round her little finger, she'll probably end up in the grand final anyway despite her extreme lack of popularity.”
“Which is why I don't vote. The public only has an influence on who the bottom two are, but in actual fact have zero say in who goes, which imo makes phoning in almost completely pointless.
With Misha being in the bottom two so often, it's pretty clear the public doesn't want to have anything to do with her, yet because she seems to have the judges wrapped round her little finger, she'll probably end up in the grand final anyway despite her extreme lack of popularity.”
X-Factor voters are a small portion of the public and even of people who watch it.
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