Rated Xfactor disgrace.

Love you bbz.

Ok, so people aren't happy with the decisions a certain Mrs. Cole made on tonight's Xfactor. I personally think there are better singers in the competition who didn't get picked and that this is an error, for now. I could be proven wrong though, and the girls who are causing (already) so much outrage (Katie and Cher) could turn out to be amazing on the live shows and not the standard, boresville contestants that end up being chewed up by the bigger competitors. Katie has a pleasant voice. She's annoying, yes, but she sounds pretty decent. With some work she could be a strong contender. I'm going to be really controversial and say that I actually kind of like her and think with a kick up the ass she'd drop the  try-hardness and blossom. As for Cher, she shouldn't be through on the basis of her not actually managing to sing her final audition. Simple as that. Sore throat or not, she shouldn't be through on that alone.

The problem I have right now, the thing that's really pissing me off is that people are ripping a 16 year old girl's character to pieces on Facebook and Twitter. She's 16, SIXTEEN. I think it shows just how disgusting the British public can be, when a young girl sets out to follow her dreams (which we're all encouraged to do) and gets mauled because of someone else's decision. Cheryl should have picked someone else, someone who managed to finish their performance, but she didn't. So let's wait till we see the live show next week before we even consider 'hating' on some insecure little girl. As for Gamu, she can sing but she cried so much I was actually numb when I thought of her. So please, just get over it and wait.

I think the groups are the ones to watch this year. It'd be nice to have a group win for a change, although I do love Aiden and Rebecca. We'll see what happens next week. In the mean time I'm going to exhale the disgust I feel for my fellow facebookers by singing 'Russian Roulette' really loudly.