Saturday, October 16, 2010

X Factor - Week 2 Performaces


Okay, so Heroes Week was hit and miss. Before we get top the acts, we need to address the fact that for 14 contestants, there was 12 ad breaks. TWELVE! I know that X Factor is one of ITV's biggest shows, but come on!

Now lets look at the acts...

Dannii & The Boys

Aiden Grimshaw - Sang the John Lennon song Jealous Guy. He looked like someone with a nervous tick the way he walked/stumbled across the stage. Vocals were weak and he didn't manage to hit the high note that he was worried about.
Score: 6/10

Matt Cardle - Stunning vocal on the Bruno Mars hit Just The Way You Are! He hit every note and looked much better without the hat. The man is sex on legs.
Score: 10/10

Paije Richardson - Sang If I Ain't Got You by Alicia Keys. Looked comfortable and confident on stage. Don't understand why he wasn't one of the top 3 in this group.
Score: 8/10

Cheryl & The Girls

Treyc Cohen - Sang Purple Rain by Prince. Not as good as the Ruth Lorenzo version a couple of years back (remember her?) but was spot on. Best girl of the night.
Score: 9.5/10

Katie Waissel - Sang I Would Rather Go Blind by Etta James. Drastically stripped back performance from last week and was much better.
Score: 7/10

Rebecca Ferguson - Sang Feeling Good by Nina Simone. Seemed to lack confidence - no eye contact with the audience or camera. Styling was a bit off.
Score: 8/10

Cher Lloyd - Sang Hard Knock Life by Jay-Z. Someone needs to tell this girls that she's a 5ft tall white chick, not a black rapper. From the comments on facebook and twitter, it seems like she doesn't have much support. I'm personally not a fan
Score: 7/10

Simon & The Groups

Belle Amie - Sang You Really Got Me Going by The Kinks. Very slick production - reminded me of the Saturdays. Major improvement on last week.
Score: 7/10

One Direction - Sang My Life Would Suck Without You by Kelly Clarkson. Weak vocals but I'm sure that their army of teenage/paedo fans will get them through to next week.
Score: 6/10

Diva Fever - Sang Barbra Streisand by Duck Sauce. Again, not a strong vocal, but they are the most fun act on the entire show. I could see their version of this song hitting number 1!
Score: 9/10

Louis & The Over 28's

Storm Lee - Sang Born To Run by Bruce Springsteen. Vocal was very shouty, not sure if he was suited to the song. Overall performance was good - think he might be in danger.
Score: 6/10

John Adeleye - Sang Song For You by Donny Hathaway. Heartfelt performance from what seems like a genuinely nice guy. I hope he goes far in the competition.
Score: 9/10

Wagner - Sang Just Help Yourself by Tom Jones. Bonkers performance, crap routine and honestly thought that some of it was sung in a different language.
Score: 5/10

Mary Byrne -Sang You Don't Have to Say You Love Me by Dusty Springfield. Another fantastic performance, perfect vocal and is the obvious crown fave!
Score: 10/10
My prediction for the two people leaving tomorrow would be Cher Lloyd and Wagner! Stay tued tomorrow evening to see if I'm right.

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