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Does this prove how popular Little Mix were?
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xTonix
28-10-2012
Originally Posted by SpiderMan 83:
“Thats like comparing JLS with the Saturdays. You can'r really compare girl bands to boy bands.”



I just did, so nar
gcmac
28-10-2012
I think Little Mix were more likeable and had great chemistry with their personalities and seemed more like an established group on stage. We don't really know much about any of the boys except that there are girls outside screaming for Union J every week (been their VT for 2 weeks) and District3 are trying to dance (again VT for 2 weeks). Little Mix's personalities were shown through their VTs.
Also there was more of a gap for a girl band whereas there's already One Direction, the Wanted, Lawson, JLS, I think a lot of people may be bored of boybands.

I was surprised Union J was in the bottom 2 though, was expecting District3 as I think they seem less likeable.
avon942
28-10-2012
Originally Posted by gcmac:
“I think Little Mix were more likeable and had great chemistry with their personalities and seemed more like an established group on stage. We don't really know much about any of the boys except that there are girls outside screaming for Union J every week (been their VT for 2 weeks) and District3 are trying to dance (again VT for 2 weeks). Little Mix's personalities were shown through their VTs.
Also there was more of a gap for a girl band whereas there's already One Direction, the Wanted, Lawson, JLS, I think a lot of people may be bored of boybands.

I was surprised Union J was in the bottom 2 though, was expecting District3 as I think they seem less likeable.”

Agreed
avon942
29-10-2012
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diary_room
29-10-2012
Originally Posted by TammyTam:
“Groups based on a foundation of the stupid teenage girl vote will never win.

Look at how huge One Direction are now, but their hormonally-challenged fanbase couldn't get them a win, could they?”

Well Little Mix haven't quite proven themselves to be 'successful' yet. They won the show, yes, but are they going to have a genuine recording career? Let's see in 12 months from now!
avon942
29-10-2012
Originally Posted by diary_room:
“Well Little Mix haven't quite proven themselves to be 'successful' yet. They won the show, yes, but are they going to have a genuine recording career? Let's see in 12 months from now!”

Well there off to a fantastic start!
Kuda_Kunaka
29-10-2012
I dont think any other groups are going to be as lucky as Little mix to be honest. and i also think LM's breakthrough performance was the En Vogue classic. That when I actually noticed and voted for them the first time
Michelle32
29-10-2012
Originally Posted by InsomniacParade:
“Union J and District 3 are not known to have massive fanbases. We are told by the producers that they have massive fan bases.”

Never thought this country had so many sheep.
Vol
29-10-2012
I remember being amazed looking back at the early weeks voting results of that year and seeing that Little Mix (or Rythmix :P) were never close to the bottom two.

I think everyone can admit the latter half of that series was basically one big Little Mix hype machine - but it is impressive that they managed to get the votes to sail through the first half.
nooneoo
29-10-2012
Originally Posted by Vol:
“I remember being amazed looking back at the early weeks voting results of that year and seeing that Little Mix (or Rythmix :P) were never close to the bottom two.

I think everyone can admit the latter half of that series was basically one big Little Mix hype machine - but it is impressive that they managed to get the votes to sail through the first half.”

I know many people think ET was their first game changer performance, but I can't help thinking their I'm Like A Bird performance in week 2 was actually what made people start taking notice of them.
1992
29-10-2012
Originally Posted by nooneoo:
“but I can't help thinking their I'm Like A Bird performance in week 2 was actually what made people start taking notice of them.”

For me I didn't notice them when they sang ILAB. I was watching it on the tv but back then Rythmix/Little Mix where just another XF contestant.

E.T was when I actually had to stop what I was doing and have all my attention on the tv watching them as it was brilliant. I even youtubed it the next week to watch it again.

I still never voted though I started to vote for them the week after.
stash22
29-10-2012
Originally Posted by Vol:
“I remember being amazed looking back at the early weeks voting results of that year and seeing that Little Mix (or Rythmix :P) were never close to the bottom two.

I think everyone can admit the latter half of that series was basically one big Little Mix hype machine - but it is impressive that they managed to get the votes to sail through the first half.”

The week they did Tik Tok - they were 0.4% away from the bottom 2, they were tied with a couple of other acts. I dont think Little Mix were even that popular in the early stages, more a lack of any decent competition, after Alien their popularity seemed to shoot up but I dont think a girlgroup would have a chance on most other years.
sarahj1986
29-10-2012
I must admit I didn't really notice them first few weeks, I liked them but the curse of the girl band did make me think they wouldn't get far. ET performance changed that for me and because they were normal girls with good voices and got along well. Don't let go for me was one of the best performances in X factor history and sealed it for many voters.
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