Have You been Watching The X Factor 2012?

This season of X Factor has been phenomenal.  Of course there is a few things I wouldn't mind changing.  For one, I'm really am not a fan of the auditions taking place with an open audience.  X Factor audience tends to be a little too loud and rambunctious for my taste.   I liked the quaint touch as was seen on American Idol.  This was not only less intimating for the contestants, it provided more focus on the judges.  I feel they were far more straight forward and entertaining in this small environment.   Plus, there's plenty of time for an open audience.

What's new:

Britney Spears and Demi Lovoto Join our beloved permanent fixtures; L.A. Reid and Simon Cowell.   What do we think?

Although Britney could of easily of been the inspiration to the show's inception, she still remains a shadow of her former self.  With that said her judging is concise and usually on point.  On the other hand Demi comes across as an insolent ten year old that offers very little except a bevy of meaningless words and tantrums.

Keeping things organized.

Khloe Kardashian and Mario Lopez comprise a cute team as they supply a little well-needed organization to the show.



The talent for 2012

Some amazing folks this year, but as to be expected the strongest don't always generate enough votes. Such was the case with Wednesday's episode, when the very talented Paige Thomas and Vino Allen were surprisingly sent home.

Premature departure of Page and Vino; two amazing talents.

It appears that cyber-world and the judges were equally as shocked with the early departure of Vino and Paige, while the far less talented, drag queenish and third-rate cabaret act Ce Ce Frey remains.

Why?  Because Ce Ce is generating the "vote for the worst" vote.  If only the powers-that-be at X-Factor were aware of what goes on in cyber world, then just maybe they would do the honorable thing and over-ride public votes.  I think we all would prefer to see deserving folks remain in the competition.  No one with any self-respect would want to win a competition by generating the worst vote.  It's not fair to all involved.

Who will win?

My top faves to win are  Carly Rose, Tate Stevens and Diamond White.  Whether they win or not I'm sure these folks are destined for big careers.

What about y'all out there, who would you like to see win the X Factor and walk away five million dollars richer?  also how do you feel about folks voting for the worst, let me know in the comment section.


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