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Steve - where is the X Factor?
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jadehater
13-12-2004
Originally Posted by bananaman_007:
“I do not agree.



Both Tabby and Rowetta for me had the X Factor as they were diffrent and unique.”

Tabby unique? He was a cross between Sharon Osborne, every thinly diluted rock cabaret singer in the world and a tramp.
Do you people evr listen to music that is not on prime time saturday night TV?
bananaman_007
13-12-2004
Yeah i listen to a wide range, and thought he was/is unique.

Name some other chart artists that he is like then....
xverso
13-12-2004
Originally Posted by bananaman_007:
“Yeah i listen to a wide range, and thought he was/is unique.

Name some other chart artists that he is like then....”

He actually reminded me a lot of Busted. Fluffy Rock that tries to be something it's not. I think he would do a lot better as part of a band.

xverso xxxxxxxxx
jadehater
13-12-2004
Originally Posted by bananaman_007:
“Yeah i listen to a wide range, and thought he was/is unique.

Name some other chart artists that he is like then....”

Well except for Busted and McFly no one would be allowed in the charts that bad, except for Busted and McFly that is. He is a bad pub singer rock wannabe, no talent, no passion no real respect for music. It was drivel.
fernando
13-12-2004
i just wanted to add a few thoughts now that the series has 'climaxed'.

I doubt that the voting is rigged; I just think the public generally have a rather disjointed idea of what talent actually is.

I feel rather sorry for Simon as the series went on, and it became apparent that he was going to be saddled with Steve ... must have been a challenge to 'big up' someone who is essentially not worth it.
As for Steve winning especially when he couldn't get the words right on his final song ... well, just ridiculous. So 'X factor' doesn't include basic performing skills then ? Sheesh ...

I think G4 are outstandingly talented and professional. I wish them every success. I wonder if they could try a more conventional singing style as well as their operatic one? They don't have to turn into a boy band or anything.

As for the next series, I think I heard Simon say at some point that they would consider contestants a little differently somehow next time. In view of this series and result, seems like a sound plan.
I enjoyed the series very much (no more than Pop Idol etc etc) but I wouldn't say there was a significant amount of 'X factor' present.
crowby1
15-12-2004
Originally Posted by ugleefukka:
“Well to be honest Robert Unwin the chicken guy did not miss the start of his song, forget words or giggle like a schoolgirl, he was the true star!!!!”

That guy is a comic genius!
nnaahh
15-12-2004
Originally Posted by bananaman_007:
“I think somebody needs to remind the public what the show title is X FACTOR.

Steve is an ok singer but has the personality of a dishcloth and does not have the X factor.

He is as middle of the road as you can get ok looks, voice, style and so on but nothing sets him apart from the rest of the chart.”


The only X on Steve is the two crossed pieces of sticky tape on his mouth
Code Y
15-12-2004
Originally Posted by crowby1:
“That guy is a comic genius!”

Is that PC terminology for - "a bit simple"?
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