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X Factor - Scott vs Daniel
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I think both of these done the weakest of the performances tonight but does anyone else think that it's a bit unfair that a seventeen(?) year-old was sent home because he couldn't put as much passion into his song as a man singing for his deceased wife? Don't get me wrong, I really feel for Daniel and I couldn't imagine how awful things are and have been for him. I just think it's wrong to expect a teenager to sing with the same amount of emotion. Anyone agree? x
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In the main competition I would have sent Daniel home and when he said he was singing for his deceased wife a part of me thought "sympathy vote". BUT after their last performances I thought Daniel won hands down, not just because of the experience he could put behind the song, but I've seen Scott do better. My daughter is not best pleased-she loved Scott!!!
I agree. But I think it's fair to say that Scott didn't try hard enough - his problem all through the contest. The sing off is a chance to save yourself. Daniel chose an emotive piece of music that really showcased his vocal style and he sang it with conviction. Scott (lazily) chose a song he'd already used in his audition for Simon and it was just average.
I think he's only got himself to blame. His sulky reaction at the end shows the weakness in his character - and proves he just didn't have the X Factor. You wouldn't have seen Frank Sinatra act like that on stage.
Hell, you wouldn't've even caught Shane Ritchie do that on stage...
I think he's only got himself to blame. His sulky reaction at the end shows the weakness in his character - and proves he just didn't have the X Factor. You wouldn't have seen Frank Sinatra act like that on stage.
Hell, you wouldn't've even caught Shane Ritchie do that on stage...
I completly agree. Daniels final performance was no where near as good as Scotts. I have no interest in who wins I just like the show. Daniel was off key and to be honest a little croaky. As you have said I do feel for the bloke losing his wife and it must be hard, but to turn on the tears is a little too much and for Louie to justify his vote and not get booed by the crowd by also turning on the emotions is a bridge too far.
I just think to a certain degree that this show has an hidden agenda and is as bent as ITVs telephone system.
I just think to a certain degree that this show has an hidden agenda and is as bent as ITVs telephone system.
I know what you mean - he didn't put everything he had into his performance so maybe it was right that he went. I think I'm just losing patience with the sympathy act though. I don't know how much longer the show can drag it out because it's them, not Daniel, who's doing it.
Scott shouldn't have sulked either - very unprofessional.
Scott shouldn't have sulked either - very unprofessional.
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