I think it is a pretty good final 5! I mean I dont love Reggie n Bollie but this is why its an entertainment show over a singing competition and its who we vote for (in saying that I dont know who I would swap them for)
Everything aside, pretty good final 5
IMO, the worst final five the show has ever seen.
Roly and Poly - Can't sing a note in tune and aren't funny in the slightest.
Che - Dull.
Lauren - Good voice, more a LIDL Star.
Louisa - Strongest but has no personality or star quality.
4th Impact - SHOUT. SHOUT. SCREAM. SHOUT. And can't understand a word they are saying.
Roly and Poly - Can't sing a note in tune and aren't funny in the slightest.
Che - Dull.
Lauren - Good voice, more a LIDL Star.
Louisa - Strongest but has no personality or star quality.
4th Impact - SHOUT. SHOUT. SCREAM. SHOUT. And can't understand a word they are saying.
Only ones I am looking forward to now is Roly and Poly....I mean RandB!!!!
che and Lauren...bottom 2 next week! !!
che and Lauren...bottom 2 next week! !!
We need Reggie and Bollie in the final to save us from this sea of mediocrity and ballads.
Louisa
R&B
4th Impact (despite their annoying fans...)
Louisa
R&B
4th Impact (despite their annoying fans...)
Originally Posted by Dan R:
“We need Reggie and Bollie in the final to save us from this sea of mediocrity and ballads.
Louisa
R&B
4th Impact (despite their annoying fans...)”
“We need Reggie and Bollie in the final to save us from this sea of mediocrity and ballads.
Louisa
R&B
4th Impact (despite their annoying fans...)”
It is supposed to be a singing competition you know?
Pretty strong top 12 over all and a good top 5 all things considered. Would happily swap Che/RnB/Louisa for Mason but they've all earned their place. It's a shame the live shows are so rushed, they've been good this year.
My personal rankings would be:
1. Louisa - her vocals are always spot on, rarely misses any notes. Some say she lacks emotion when singing, I hear a great singer who can sing really well...and in tune. What's not to love?
2. 4th Impact - I suppose I should be happy that we've got an act that has done more uptempo songs than ballads, and I didn't give them enough credit for their version of Ain't No Other Man last night.
3. Lauren Murray - still don't think she's as good as Louisa, Lauren has had moments of brilliance but also moments of nervous energy which is where her vocals are a bit shaky.
4. Reggie 'N' Bollie - there's no denying they're fun to watch. I have found myself enjoying their performances in a really funny way. The problem is if I heard a song by them on the radio, would it still have that funny aspect that I get from seeing them perform? Most likely not. They're also marked down because, all entertainment aside, they're not great singers.
5. Che Chesterman - maybe unfair to put him below R'N'B but he does go OTT with his love for over singing nearly every line in a song. I also gave him too much credit for his version of Yesterday which wasn't as good as I first thought - initially the change in melody made it different, but "different" isn't necessarily a good thing. No surprise he was in the bottom 2 tonight, I just don't think the public got his version of the song. If he'd sang the song straight - i.e. sang the original vocal melody - I reckon he would've been safe and maybe Lauren or 4th Impact might've been bottom 2 instead.
1. Louisa - her vocals are always spot on, rarely misses any notes. Some say she lacks emotion when singing, I hear a great singer who can sing really well...and in tune. What's not to love?
2. 4th Impact - I suppose I should be happy that we've got an act that has done more uptempo songs than ballads, and I didn't give them enough credit for their version of Ain't No Other Man last night.
3. Lauren Murray - still don't think she's as good as Louisa, Lauren has had moments of brilliance but also moments of nervous energy which is where her vocals are a bit shaky.
4. Reggie 'N' Bollie - there's no denying they're fun to watch. I have found myself enjoying their performances in a really funny way. The problem is if I heard a song by them on the radio, would it still have that funny aspect that I get from seeing them perform? Most likely not. They're also marked down because, all entertainment aside, they're not great singers.
5. Che Chesterman - maybe unfair to put him below R'N'B but he does go OTT with his love for over singing nearly every line in a song. I also gave him too much credit for his version of Yesterday which wasn't as good as I first thought - initially the change in melody made it different, but "different" isn't necessarily a good thing. No surprise he was in the bottom 2 tonight, I just don't think the public got his version of the song. If he'd sang the song straight - i.e. sang the original vocal melody - I reckon he would've been safe and maybe Lauren or 4th Impact might've been bottom 2 instead.
It's a bad top 5 for me as there's 3 acts in there that are all the same as each other in their Music style, and then you've got two groups that are different to the rest of the competition and to each other, but can't sing a note if their lives depended on it.
Not really. None of them look like credible recording artists. Either too fat/diva-ish (che/lauren), too plain/anodyne (lauren) or too talentless (4th impact/RnB).
That said, I'd prefer either of the groups to win as they're the most likeable. At least 4th impact are like nothing that's gone before.
That said, I'd prefer either of the groups to win as they're the most likeable. At least 4th impact are like nothing that's gone before.
