Comments on: X Factor 2006 Bootcamp Is Toughest Yet!

By: melissa

melissa — Sun, 01 Oct 2006 18:42:33 +0000

the x-factor 2005 was brilliant i hope this year is good aswel,so far its been alryt,i lyk dat lad in simons group dats reli nervous hes a wel gd singer,jonathon nd avenue r gd aswel..dat guy wit de fuzzy hair in simons group is snd..bt dat old man in sharons group is hopeless wtf is goin on der is it a jk r sumint?? from melissa in spian x x luvin shayne ward 4evaaaaaaa x x

By: Dawn

Dawn — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 13:54:40 +0000

They can hardly say it is the weakest bootcamp ever can they.

I woud believe it was really tough if they decided not to have a certain quota of people in each group.

Once you have quotas you may possible have to put people through who are below standard to make up the numbers in one group and reject people in another because the standard is much higher in that group.

The standard in the groups last year was lower than the under 25’s, which was a shame. so under 25’s who were excellent were sent home and certain groups got through who were not so good.

carrianne : I dont think people are complaining, they are toldby the producers its tough as it adds to the excitement of the show.

Sadly, I think Simon is right as he is being realistic about a longterm recording career as opposed to being popular in the show, getting your face on the front cover of mags for a short while, thinking you are a star and then having no music career at all.

Dawn Blake

By: vicky evans

vicky evans — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 10:47:28 +0000

i think he is a great singer and will do go all the way

By: carrieanne

carrieanne — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 15:56:27 +0000

does it anyyou you when people come in compleinging