Last but not least, it was Louis’ turn to make
decisions. That sentence alone should have prepared us for the shambles that
ensued, if he can’t send it to deadlock he just hasn’t got a clue; and it
really showed.
The Groups – Final Six
The Brooks
The twins were the first up and the first act to
grab a seat, normally that’d mean one hell of a nervy wait, but thanks to some
made up rule about contestants under 16 not being able to have their seat taken
away, they were sitting pretty. We’ve only really had fleeting glances of them
throughout the series but from what we did hear they could actually sing. Huge
potential.
New Boy Band
The new 8-piece boy band made up of the chaps
deemed not good enough to be solo only went and stole the bloody show. We
didn’t see why they all got an initial no, but clearly that was madness. Their
vocals were impeccable, particularly James, Tom and Barclay; James gave the
band that all-important wow note, Tom went from Bambi to Simba and Barclay
shocked us completely, we only thought he could yodel! Each one of them managed to stand out,
Charlie gave the song his own stamp, Reece has the voice of someone twice his
age, Jake is some kind of twitter god to girls, Chris added a sprinkle of
vulnerability and Casey, oh Casey (we might love him) There are a lot of them,
but somehow it works, the further they got into the song the more and more it
felt like a true moment, the moment something huge began.
New Girl Group
Unlike the new boy band the new girls didn’t
quite have the impact they’d have hoped. It was a no for Abi, Abby, Saffron,
Mini and Leah and it was sad faces all round; the audience certainly didn’t
agree. After all hell broke loose the girls were back for a sing off and
although we didn’t quite hear them over the ‘what the frick is going on’
comments from our viewing acquaintances they did enough to take that final
spot. It’ll be interesting to see how they fair after having had a bit longer
together to prepare.
Conecpt
We have a giant soft spot for these chaps.
They’re not only talented and ridiculously handsome but they’re also honest.
Honest in how much this means to them and honest in their performance. We only
got a peek of their rendition of Run (Boo) but it was more than enough to
confirm they’re bloody talented. They looked the part in their matching black
and broody outfits and no doubt deserved their spot at judges houses. We can’t
wait to hear a full song from them.
Blonde Electric
They definitely sounded better than their
original room audition and they’re definitely different, brining a wild bit of
fun to the show, but considering the acts that didn’t make it to judges houses
we’re a little bit bemused. Maybe they come across much better in person? But
that’s not much use for the live shows is it.
Only The Young
Before they took to the stage there was a whole
heap of drama and we could of easily been distracted and not paid complete
attention to them. But within moments of them taking to the stage they had us
hooked, they’re unique, they’re talented and they’re most importantly likeable.
Their energetic, full throttle performance gave Louis no choice but to hand
them a seat. We find ourselves really intrigued as to what they’ll do next. We
want more!
If you thought Friday night was dramatic it
didn’t have a patch on Sunday’s, when Louis decided to take Overload’s seat they
weren’t leaving without a fight and unwittingly dragged the poor Pow Pow Girls
out of their seat too and into a sing-off where the discarded New Girls also
came back. Oh the drama!
Now bring on judges houses!
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