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Christopher and James Arthur on BBC1 Breakfast just now |
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Why is he a charlatan and what is there to expose?
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He can't sing. His own material is tripe. He plays basic chords on a guitar. He wears make up because he's uncomfortable in his own skin. He's being laughably promoted (by the X Factor's staff puppets and their briefed studio guests and hire-a-quote industry types - Holly Johnson kind of blew the lid on that one last week) as an edgy and original artist. He applies to go on X Factor, passing off other people's arrangements of well known songs as his own (ok, it's the judges and guests who do that for him), then does the sullen posturing and gives the 'I shouldn't be here' attitude. You work it out.
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Ah I thought you had concrete proof not just your opinion
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I think they both came across equally bad tbh, for different reasons. Chris came across as arrogant when he kept jumping in and generally being annoying. While James came across as unlikeable and moody. I'm not particularly drawn to either of them after this.
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It's not the colour of his teeth that's the biggest issue, its the shape of them, that needs orthodontic treatment which is not a quick fix. I always wonder, when I see young adults with bad teeth why on earth they didn't get it treated (when it would be free on the NHS!) as a kid. Had I not had mine done, I'd have a couple of teeth in my gums still.
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Did not see it, its very rare that i watch morning tv, not really interested either in all the speculation and playing the try to guess his body language game, there is enough bad press surrounds this whole show and to many people who want to condemn every contestant based no hard facts
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Im not a james arthur fan either, but you know what, i used to be proud to be british because we were nowhere near as shallow a nation as the USA. I do not see what his dang teeth have to do with anything, im sure they will get sorted in time , nobody is perfect including yourselves
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Im not a james arthur fan either, but you know what, i used to be proud to be british because we were nowhere near as shallow a nation as the USA. I do not see what his dang teeth have to do with anything, im sure they will get sorted in time , nobody is perfect including yourselves
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That's exactly what I thought. It wasn't just about the lack of smiles....it was his general demeanour and moodiness, his complete blanking of Chris, and the way he spoke about the show itself (saying he wasn't the typical X Factor contestant and he would never have imagined himself singing covers on a talent show). It may just have been the way it came across, but it smacked of disrespect for the show and biting the hand that feeds him. In contrast, Chris was bubbly and personable (and I'm by no means a Chris fan!), full of enthusiasm for the show. Maybe that's why people like him?
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Seems I'm a bit out of step here!! Although I don't particularly like Chris' singing, I've always thought the amount of vitriol directed towards him is unkind and disproportionate.
However this morning he really irritated me. Constantly repeating what sounded like rehearsed comments about his journey and so on (sounded like a politician)... even when what he was saying was not even in context; jumping in when the question was directed at James and so on. He just seemed to have a massive ego to me. James on the other hand when he could get a word in was eloquent and dignified. I dont think he seemed ungrateful at all. Just to clarify - Id like Jahmane to win because I think hes the best singer - although all three styles are very different. |
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I watched too and I agree with everything you say. Chris came across as nice and decent and a happy demeanour. James on the other hand was miserable and disrespectful.
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You got a bunch of people who do nothing but say the x-factor is crap and finished offended by James saying he's not a typical x-factor contestant, like it's a show they love and adore.
newsflash he's not. too many people judge a book by it's cover. everyone gets on with james, chris jumps around smiling then behind the scenes hes flipping out if he doesn't get his tea delivered to him, where as James cannot quite fathom he's gone from his bedsit to being rated by all these established artists. some people don't act fake they are what they are. the guy was evidently smiling and happy to make the final, but if he's worried about his teeth then it explains why he tries his best not to get over exited often. |
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