then they shouldn;t sign up for the show. Can't stand judges being moody cos the public don't agree with their opinions of who they think is best or who should go. Hope it goes to deadlock every week so the public really decide who wins.
It's their own fault - the producers have briefed them to keep the likes of Rylan in under the pretence of "entertainment value". Now is our chance to get our own back!
The judges can't complain seen as they put everything into the staging and lighting of Rylan's performances. Everyone of them with the exception of Gary say they love a bit of him, and that he is the act they look forward to every week. If Gary speaks the truth, there is outrage, and because the judges whip it up, the public vote. It's a cycle that we saw with Cowell and Jedward/Wagner etc....
Out of 7 votes this year, 5 have gone to deadlock. We don't know whether Jade and District 3 were at the bottom, but I have a feeling that they weren't.
Gary's been talking about novelty acts ruining it for truly talented singers for two years, and he was proven correct last night. He's had a lot of stick from the other judges for being 'boring' and 'dull' but unlike Louis and co, he seems to have a better insight into the music industry than anyone else on that panel.
And before someone adds - Simon doesn't see acts as artists. He sees them as personal cash cows.
I hate it how Tulisa always says that people aren't voting for who they like because they think the person is safe as if she knows who everyone wants to vote for ad it can't possibly be anyone she doesn't think should win. It may be true to an extent, but not enough to get the least votes out of everyone, period. "People aren't voting for who they want to win." No. People aren't voting for who YOU want to win. That's the risk you take when the public votes. That's how it should be anyway since thy are the ones to potentially buy the music.
Originally Posted by macman11: “It's their own fault - the producers have briefed them to keep the likes of Rylan in under the pretence of "entertainment value". Now is our chance to get our own back!
