Saturday was the boys’ turn and a big chuck of
the Overs category. It wasn’t quite as dramatic and erratic as Cheryl’s attempt
at decision-making but it sure had bags of talent.
Mel was up first to pick her final six boys and
her approach couldn’t have been any more different to Cheryl’s, she was
straight in there with the yawns, whispers of boring and no’s (please read with
word No in Mel’s accent – thank you)
The Boys – Final Six
Jake Quickenden
If Jake hadn’t been given a seat the whole nation
may well have rioted, or at the very least Mel would have been on the receiving
end of some bad words. He gave another authentic and emotional performance that
was perfectly on par with his other auditions. If he remains this consistent
and then goes on to get better and better you’d be mad not to tip him for the
big win.
Jordan Morris
We haven’t seen all too much of Jordan and the
time he has been shown it’s been more of a fleeting glimpse. From what we can
tell he’s pretty damn talented though and his song choice was refreshingly
original. He’ll need a mind-blowing judges houses performance to catch-up with
those we’ve known for a few weeks now. He does already have a huge fan base
though so votes will never be a problem.
Danny Deardan
Danny is another we’ve barely seen, from memory I
can’t even recall us getting even a peek of him during the early rounds. Even
at bootcamp we’ve only heard a snippet, which is a shame, he sounded bloody
great! We’ll assume his room and arena auditions were fantastic though as he
seems to have done more than enough to impress Mel.
Jack Walton
He bonded with Mel during his room audition so he
really lucked out having her as his mentor. We remember liking him the first
time around but he’s already improved leaps and bounds. With that much
improvement in just a few weeks, imagine what he’ll be able to do with a bit of
guidance and more experience. Could be one to watch.
Andrea Faustini
The boys sitting at the side of the stage faces
said everything. The moment Andrea started singing one of those seats was his;
they were right to be worried. His voice is like heaven, if heaven were a growly
delight of wow. A definite front-runner amongst the boys’ category, despite the
fact we couldn’t spot a single piece of pug attire!
Paul Akister
How cruel to the other boys leaving Paul until
last, there was no way he wasn’t getting a chair, in fact he deserved a
specially upholstered thrown over one of those measly chairs. Two syllables in
and you could picture Dermot announcing his name as the winner at Christmas,
it’s his year, it has to be.
All in all Mel did a pretty damn good job; there
was no faffing and no ‘to me, to you’ style chair changing. There was however
one huge flaw in Mel’s final six boys, it lacked the beautiful Charlie
Martinez-Hernandez; how could she deny the nation of his face?
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