X-Factor

Matthew · 04-11-2012, 10:45 PM

What a joke.. Kye was a million times better than Rylan. How Tulsa could send Kye home is absolutely beyond me.

yes there needs o be some entertainment, but it is primarily a SINGING show. Kye can sing and sang immennsely well there, whereas rylan was absolutely outclassed. So disappointing.

**dirrty** · 04-11-2012, 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by Matts

What a joke.. Kye was a million times better than Rylan. How Tulsa could send Kye home is absolutely beyond me.

yes there needs o be some entertainment, but it is primarily a SINGING show. Kye can sing and sang immennsely well there, whereas rylan was absolutely outclassed. So disappointing.

...the second the public decides who advances through each stage, it automatically makes it a popularity contest. all shows like x-factor are selling consumers a possible brand, rooting for certain individuals/groups and becoming embedded within the show themselves, guised as a singing contest. whomever has the ability to bring in the most ratings, money, and future endorsements will go far. those who can't, byebye. it's all about the package, the x-factor. sums up the music industry as a whole.

Matthew · 05-11-2012, 08:20 AM

Originally Posted by dirrty

...the second the public decides who advances through each stage, it automatically makes it a popularity contest. all shows like x-factor are selling consumers a possible brand, rooting for certain individuals/groups and becoming embedded within the show themselves, guised as a singing contest. whomever has the ability to bring in the most ratings, money, and future endorsements will go far. those who can't, byebye. it's all about the package, the x-factor. sums up the music industry as a whole.

Yeah you're right, sadly. It just seems ridiculous when rylan was put next to Kye- there was absolutely no contest.

peteyt · 07-11-2012, 05:33 AM

Originally Posted by dirrty

...the second the public decides who advances through each stage, it automatically makes it a popularity contest. all shows like x-factor are selling consumers a possible brand, rooting for certain individuals/groups and becoming embedded within the show themselves, guised as a singing contest. whomever has the ability to bring in the most ratings, money, and future endorsements will go far. those who can't, byebye. it's all about the package, the x-factor. sums up the music industry as a whole.

It could be something else however. Remember wagner - he was crap but people where voting for him not because they liked him but because they wanted a crap one to win. I remember Simon being annoyed and I was thinking well you and the other judges let him go through.

I wonder if this could be a get the crap one in to annoy them move again.