Originally Posted by Stegan:
“Yes, it's almost as if that particular singer is getting a bit of an unfair advantage over other singers who perform without the tragic back story. I suppose the producers think a lot of people enjoy that aspect of X Factor. There was no mention of her past career as a professional singer with two albums to her credit.”
“Yes, it's almost as if that particular singer is getting a bit of an unfair advantage over other singers who perform without the tragic back story. I suppose the producers think a lot of people enjoy that aspect of X Factor. There was no mention of her past career as a professional singer with two albums to her credit.”
People still don't get it. X-Factor, BGT, AGT, they're all just entertainment programmes on a Saturday night. There is no integrity, they don't care about what's happened in the contestants personal life, it's all about what makes good TV and sadly they seem to think prying into someone's personal life makes people want to watch.
I'd rather they didn't, also it's up to the contestant NOT to reveal deeply personal details of their past lives, such as the death of a child - it should be kept between themselves and their families. I find that aspect of the show very distasteful.




