6 CHAIR CHALLENGE!
Tonight’s episode starts at 9pm BST, 10pm CEST, 4pm EDT, 1pm PDT.
XF UK S11E09 Previews:
Boot Camp Promo
Get Ready for Boot Camp
Monica Michael Boot Camp Preview
Chloe O’Gorman and Chloe Jasmine Boot Camp Preview
TELLYMIX: SONG LIST FOR TONIGHT
TELLYMIX: PICTURES OF TONIGHT’S HOPEFULS
TELLYMIX: SPOILERS FOR TONIGHT
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The auditions are over and it’s time for boot camp. The judges were assigned their categories to mentor. Check out the video below.
Tonight’s episode starts with the first boot camp challenge that will be only briefly shown. 114 acts made it from the arena auditions to boot camp, but only 57 will pass the first round of boot camp and will get to meet their mentors. The second round of boot camp is a 6 chair challenge. Tonight we will see Cheryl Fernandez-Versini make some tough decisions as she picks her TOP 6 girls.
In other news, the latest spoilers say we will have wildcards again this year. The judges will each pick 3 acts for the live shows at the judges’ houses round and then each judge will pick a wildcard (presumably from the remaining three acts that didn’t get chosen), but not for their own category. Cheryl (mentors the girls) will pick an extra boy, Mel B (mentors the boys) will pick another group, Louis (mentors the groups) will pick and extra Over, and Simon (mentors the Overs) will pick an extra girl. This means the live shows will start with 16 acts.
Th 6 chairs are ready. The arena is full of people.
Lola Saunders – Finally (Cece Peniston)
A mess. But the crowd seems to be animated. Mel says she could have done a lot better. Louis agrees. Simon says he liked the first part of the song, but not the second part when she started screaming. The crowd doesn’t agree. Cheryl agrees with Mel. The crowd demands a seat for Lola and she is given the first seat.
Chloe Jasmine – I Want It That Way (Backstreet Boys)
She is wearing a nice dress in bronze/nude color. Interesting song choice, but the performance wasn’t that great. Cheryl gives her a seat.
Shanay Holmes – Read All About It (Emeli Sande)
Vocally she is better than the previous two girls, but boring. She gets a seat.
Stephanie Nala – Wicked Game (Chris Isaak)
Everyone loves her. Gets a seat.
Orla Keogh – Just Be Good To Me (S.O.S. Band)
She has purple hair. Simon says it was a bit indulgent, but Cheryl gives her a seat.
Monica Michael – Troublemaker (Olly Murs)
She had a great room audition with an original song. I don’t think song choice is good for her, but from the technical standpoint it’s not too bad. The audience enjoys it. Louis says the standard is high this year. Mel like it. Simon says it was a good audition, but not fantastic. Cheryl is also puzzled by the song choice. The crowd demands a seat, but Cheryl decides against it. The crows boos.
Kayleigh Manners – Ho Hey (The Lumineers)
Cheryl decides not to give her a seat.
Ten Senah – Love On Top (Beyonce)
Pales in comparison to the original. Cheryl decides not to give her a seat.
Emily Middlemas – Anything Could Happen (Ellie Goulding)
She is the youngest in the competition. The producers reminds Cheryl that if she gives a seat to anyone under 16, Cheryl can’t swap that contestant for another one. Emily finally ditches her guitar. Looks like she also has some stage presence. The crowd loves her. They demand a seat for Emily and Simon agrees with them. She gets the 6th chair.
Chloe O’Gorman – I Didn’t Know My Own Strength (Whitney Houston)
Pretty good, not karaoke. The crowd demands a seat. Mel B says the song was too big for her, Simon thinks she has massive potential and can’t leave the competition. Cheryl decides to swap Chloe O’Gorman and eliminates Chloe Jasmine. Simon wants Cheryl to change her mind?
Lauren Platt – Man In The Mirror (Michael Jackson)
Nice vocal. The crowd demands a seat. Cheryl decides to give her a chair and eliminates Chloe O’Gorman. Wow. Chloe Jasmine hugs her backstage.
Kerrianne Covell – Gravity (Sara Bareilles)
She sounds good, but the song choice could be better. Louis thinks she has to get a seat. Simon expected a bit more in the end. Crowd demands a swap. Cheryl gives her a seat and eliminates Shanay Holmes.
The crowd isn’t happy. Cheryl is telling them that’s her choice. There are no more girls left and Cheryl feels like she made a mistake. She wants to bring back Chloe Jasmine. Cheryl says she wants versatility in her group. She decides to eliminate Orla Keogh.
Tomorrow, we will see the boys and overs fight for chairs.
‘We’re going to have a riot on our hands’: X Factor’s Cheryl Fernandez-Versini shields ears from boos after controversial Boot Camp decision
She made her return earlier this year after four series away from The X Factor, however Cheryl Fernandez-Versini’s popularity with viewers may only be short-lived if a new trailer is anything to go by.
The newly-married judge receives a chorus of boos and has the audience up on their feet at Boot Camp, which kicks off on Friday and sees the competitors face the dramatic Six Chair Challenge.
The 31-year-old is forced to cover her ears after her seemingly controversial decision, before telling fellow judges Simon Cowell, Mel B and Louis Walsh: ‘I’ve made such a big mistake’.
Read more: Daily Mail
Chloe-Jasmin Whichello given another helping hand to narrowly secure X Factor spot… despite being caught up in fix row
Chloe-Jasmine Whichello made it through to the next round of the X Factor this weekend but it wasn’t an easy fight.
It was revealed on Thursday that Chloe was forced to make another attempt at her Wembley stage performance last week after she fluffed her lines and it seemed like the model had been given another helping hand on Friday.
Clad in a slinky gold dress for the bootcamp performance in front of Simon Cowell, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Mel B and Louis Walsh, the style-styled retro blonde stole another person’s place at the Judges’ Houses with her performance.
Read more: Daily Mail
The X Factor’s youngest girl Emily Middlemas, 15, stuns judges and sails through to next round in tutu and trainers
Cheryl Fernandez-Versini was forced to eat humble pie on Friday night’s X Factor after she instantly put a 15-year-old contestant through to Judges’ Houses, despite saying Under 16s shouldn’t be in the competition.
Emily Middlemas – the youngest girl in the competition at 15 – gave an explosion rendition of Ellie Goulding’s Anything Could Happen, for which Cheryl gave up her sixth seat in the six-chair challenge.
The bubbly brunette oozed confidence on stage as she danced around in a white tutu and trainers and finish to the sound of a standing ovation.
Read more: Daily Mail
‘BIG mistake’: Mel B makes dramatic exit as she slams Cheryl Fernandez-Versini for unpopular X Factor decisions
They’ve been given directly conflicting categories, and Mel B was definitely having her say when it came to Cheryl Fernandez-Versini’s decisions on Friday night.
The singer formerly known as Scary Spice stormed off the stage in the evening episode after Cheryl repeatedly swapped singers in her female category, even after all of them had performed.
Mel, who has the Boys category while Cheryl will mentor the Girls, said that the 31-year-old had made a ‘big mistake’ and that she would have done things very differently when she selected Stephanie Nala, Lola Saunders, Kerrianne Covell, Chloe Jasmin, Emily Middlemas and Lauren Platt.
Read more: Daily Mail
