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X Factor Six Chair Challenge preview: Menn on Point bring party atmosphere
Completing Grimshaw’s final six are Ben Clark, a 25-year-old receptionist from Coventry, and 23-year-old Simon Lynch, from the Isle of Man.
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Nick Grimshaw’s six chair challenge with the Boys had plenty of drama tonight.
Those singing include Ben Clarke, Brodie Kelly, Ché Chesterman, Danny Sharples, Jamie Eldridge, Jordan Luke Gage and Josh Daniel.
Hoping to turn things around was Tom Bleasby who sang I Look To You. Rita and Simon and a booing audience changed Nick’s mind.
Want to be on The X Factor, but without Simon Cowell grimacing at you?
Facing the music on this evening’s episode is girl group Monday Amie.
But with more Groups to perform next week, these acts are still far from safe. In fact, Simon was the first judge on his feet, after the judges spent the entire performance whispering to each other about how fantastic these girls are.
Up next was Ollie Marland who staged a great performance of Megan Trainor’s hit Marvin Gaye.
Who will have what it takes to keep hold of their seat and be one step closer to a coveted place in the lives shows? But the fun didn’t end there, as he then continued with a mash-up of “Groove Is In The Heart” and “Gagnam Style” surrounded Karl Lagerfeld look-a-likes, natch. Those are a few dance moves! Do live shows beckon for these lads?
In the video below (the next episode airs Sunday), you can see them first and foremost make a smart song choice in “Cheerleader”. Pity nothing ever became of them after that… Well, no one said this was going to be easy, did they?
Simon Cowell still states that this is still his top performance in “X Factor” history, and also marked the moment Leona cemented herself as the favourite to win series three in 2006.
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“Don’t come on and insult this show and insult my producers”. Then came this version of Shakespeare’s Sister’s “Stay”, which certainly shut the haters up. “We’re not ready to go home yet – we can taste it, and we have got so much to give”, the girls said prior to their performance. And dare we say it, we prefer it to the original. Even so Nick took a chance and gave him a chair.