Check out X Factor Recap, where the final 17 are chosen.
The final 17 — yes, 17, which we’ll explain in a moment — were chosen in an emotionally exhausting and, at times, hard to watch episode of ‘X Factor.’ The judges had to crush hopes, dash dreams, break hearts and send 16 people home. Judgin’ ain’t easy, by any means.
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Read my recap of tonights X Factor.
Tonight, the Top 32 ‘X Factor‘ hopefuls found out who would be their mentors and judges, went to their homes in different parts of the world and were introduced to the guest judges. Rihanna and Enrique Iglesias participated, while Mariah Carey was prevented from appearing due to Hurricane Irene.
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Read my recap of last nights X Factor.
The 100 contestants were subjected to a boot camp, where they were assessed regarding their ability to sing, dance and look good. It’s not just how they sound; it’s about the total package of voice, choreography and style.
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Read my recap of last nights X Factor.
With a healthy crop of talented hopefuls on their way to the next phase of the competition known as “Boot Camp,” the divide between the good and the great will start to develop. The best, brightest talent will start to rise to the top.
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Read my recap of last nights X Factor.
As the judges sifted through the talent, they have begun to bicker a little bit more, with former ‘American Idol‘ cohorts Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul going head to head and even pulling a contestant into the middle of their bickering.
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Read my recap of last nights X Factor.
The judges were starting to lose faith in Florida, as the Miami auditions produced more freaks than viable candidates. The scene moved to Dallas, for more homegrown talent, but plenty of freaks also surfaced there. This episode focused a little more on the weirdos. Perhaps the weirdest thing to happen? Judge Nicole Scherzinger adopting a southern accent while in Texas, saying “y’all” repeatedly. When in Texas, do as the Texans do.
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Read my recap of last nights X Factor.
The single most shocking moment of the two hours? When Geo Godley, 43, dropped trou, sending Paula Abdul running for the rest room. Ick. Obviously he didn’t advance! One tone deaf contestant — you won’t remember her in a week, we can’t less than 12 hours later, which should tell you something about her “talents”– even got into a shouting match with Simon Cowell!
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Read my post about Nick Voss on X Factor.
He sang ‘Trouble’ by Elvis Presley, and while his voice was not the strongest, he was a mobile, solid entertainer who could sing and dance and at the heart of it, this show is about entertainers. He was the first hopeful to excite the judges at the Miami auditions.
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Read my post about Melanie Amaro on X Factor.
The college freshman, who is all of 18-years-old, was not flashy, nor was she ultra glam. But the girl could sing her butt off, and that’s just what she did. No frills. No tricks. She delivered a showstopping performance and got a standing ovation from the judges’ table. So yes, she’s moving on in the competition for a cool $5 million.
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Read my post on Siameze Floyd on ‘X Factor.’
With his blown out, fabulous locks that are reminiscent of comedian Kat Williams, his skintight jeans, fitted coat and his small stature, Siameze performed with so much unbridled energy that it was like he down a crate of energy drinks before he took the stage. Actually, he doesn’t need an energy drink. He should just bottle whatever courses through his veins, since it’s limitless and has the same effect.
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