No, he will not have success. He really isn't much different to the singers we've had and hasn't even got an ounce of the elusive "X factor", which is what the show is trying to find. He's another Joe.
Could Jahmene sell records?
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Originally Posted by LynxSoldier:
“No, he will not have success. He really isn't much different to the singers we've had and hasn't even got an ounce of the elusive "X factor", which is what the show is trying to find. He's another Joe.”
“No, he will not have success. He really isn't much different to the singers we've had and hasn't even got an ounce of the elusive "X factor", which is what the show is trying to find. He's another Joe.”
Agreed , hes to bland , no real personality.
I reckon he would be better as a recording artist than a live performer as he over-sings everything.
If he was in a studio they could do re-takes and edit it or suggest he sing it a few times and sell the best version.
Live he sucks!!!
If he was in a studio they could do re-takes and edit it or suggest he sing it a few times and sell the best version.
Live he sucks!!!
Originally Posted by Andybear:
“But surely it's more important that he does well here, in his home country where his fans vote to keep him in the programme.”
“But surely it's more important that he does well here, in his home country where his fans vote to keep him in the programme.”
In the long run, not really
Originally Posted by Andybear:
“But surely it's more important that he does well here, in his home country where his fans vote to keep him in the programme.”
“But surely it's more important that he does well here, in his home country where his fans vote to keep him in the programme.”
Not to the accountants, it's globalisation.
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