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*Shock* How VERY dare you. I'll have you know he is on Chris Moyles' show tomorrow morning with a new song.
*Holds up a "GO WILL!" banner*
What he hasn't told anyone is that it's a song about Pizza Hut.
Isonstine
Founding member
Lee S posted:
Alexia posted:
Will Young - last seen opening a new Pizza Hut
*Shock* How VERY dare you. I'll have you know he is on Chris Moyles' show tomorrow morning with a new song.
*Holds up a "GO WILL!" banner*
What he hasn't told anyone is that it's a song about Pizza Hut.
LE
*Shock* How VERY dare you. I'll have you know he is on Chris Moyles' show tomorrow morning with a new song.
*Holds up a "GO WILL!" banner*
What he hasn't told anyone is that it's a song about Pizza Hut.
And Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Isonstine posted:
Lee S posted:
Alexia posted:
Will Young - last seen opening a new Pizza Hut
*Shock* How VERY dare you. I'll have you know he is on Chris Moyles' show tomorrow morning with a new song.
*Holds up a "GO WILL!" banner*
What he hasn't told anyone is that it's a song about Pizza Hut.
And Kentucky Fried Chicken.
NU
The shows are good entertainment, but as has already been suggested, the credibility of it all has gone. In the early days when they're going on about how this will change your life / make you a massive star etc, I believed them. Now I know that whoever wins it will release a couple of records then be effectively deleted from existence. It's interesting how mostly the ones who have stood the test of time were from the earlier shows. Steve Brookstein and Michelle McManus have been total flops.
In other news, does anybody know where they held the Manchester auditions? I know they used the Lowry hotel for one of them a few years ago (Pop Idol?) and for another the Dancehouse theatre on Oxford Road (opposite the BBC). However I didn't recognise the venue this time.
In other news, does anybody know where they held the Manchester auditions? I know they used the Lowry hotel for one of them a few years ago (Pop Idol?) and for another the Dancehouse theatre on Oxford Road (opposite the BBC). However I didn't recognise the venue this time.
SP
Joss Stone is probably the most successful music act to come from a reality show. It was called something like 'Star For A Night' and hosted by Jane McDonald. Luckily for her it was so awful that few people watched it at the time, or even remember it, and so she seems to have escaped the 'reality show' stigma that other artists have suffered.
Lemar's done pretty well too, picking up a couple of MOBOs last week.
Lemar's done pretty well too, picking up a couple of MOBOs last week.
HO
As much as I hate them, Girls Aloud have done VERY well for themselves scoring 2 number 1's, a number 2, a lot of number 3's and a number 9
CO
There's also Rosie Ribbons, Jessica Garlick, Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes too who also released songs after appearing on either series of Pop Idol.
And perhaps Andy Scott-Lee who was also in the last series of Pop Idol, formerly of 3SL and now in that Totally Scott-Lee MTV programme.
Probably O/T, but Will Young is releasing his third album soon, and the lead track of it, "Switch It On," gets a Channel 4 Video Exclusive in a few weeks time. In terms of singles and album sales, he's probably the biggest star to emerge from these reality series; and ties with Lemar for the star who has had the greatest critical acclaim and awards.
And perhaps Andy Scott-Lee who was also in the last series of Pop Idol, formerly of 3SL and now in that Totally Scott-Lee MTV programme.
Probably O/T, but Will Young is releasing his third album soon, and the lead track of it, "Switch It On," gets a Channel 4 Video Exclusive in a few weeks time. In terms of singles and album sales, he's probably the biggest star to emerge from these reality series; and ties with Lemar for the star who has had the greatest critical acclaim and awards.