
X Factor’s Amie Buck’s Stag Night Special
ONE thing the X Factor has that Strictly Come Dancing does not is offer viewers the ability to learn more about the wannabes. While Strictly stars routinely tell us about their weight, the X Factor tosses up Amie Buck, a product of nominative determinism, and a lap dancer.
The Sun says Amie earns £500-a-week grinding against men’s trousers – lap dancing is popular, of course, because men don’t actually have to dance.
So instead of lap-dancing for men’s approval and money, Amie heads from Newcastle to London to stand on stage before a seated panel of middle-aged men and lipstick lesbians and give full throat to Alicia Keys song Fallin‘.
Better is she can drag out a bout of cancer and a turn on the judges with some actual bona fide tears.
Will Amie Buck win the show and thus qualify to sing a Christmas song, a tune to accompany a warbling bird drowning in treacle pudding? The Sun goes on:
Busty Amie Buck, 22 - whose apparent bashfulness won the hearts of ITV1’s viewers - hid her seedy profession from the show’s bosses by claiming she works as a personal trainer. But the Sun can reveal her real job is to writhe topless for punters at a nightspot - where there is scant evidence of coyness as the brunette leaves them goggle-eyed.
Simon Cowell wears his trousers high enough to qualify for one-man Stag Night special. And as for being goggle-eyed, stay tuned for when X Factor judge Dannii Minogue regains control of her eyebrows.
On Saturday’s X Factor Amie - who was in the finals of this year’s Miss Newcastle - wept after making a hash of singing …. Her big chance appeared to slip away as the talent show’s judges gave her performance the thumbs down. Cheryl Cole told her: “That song was too big for you.”
Coming from a woman for whom Ashley Cole is too big, this is faint praise.
Fellow judge Simon Cowell added bluntly: “I don’t think your voice is good enough.” Amie sobbed as she revealed she had considered performing a song by Cheryl’s group Girls Aloud.
Had only Amie opted to sign an easy song by Girls Aloud, possibly while sticking her lips into a Auto Tune machine and distracting from her actual singing by bending over in her knickers and looking back over her shoulder. Talk to the cleavage, Simon, because no-one listening to what Amie has to say.
Of course, when Amie looked heartbroken because she was unable to sing on a singing talent show, all hope was restored:
That moved the judges to give her a second chance to overcome her nerves. She was roared on by the studio audience as fellow Geordie Cheryl joined her on stage to duet on I’ll Stand By You.
Cheryl got to look like a proper singer, and…
The performance got the budding songstress through to the show’s next round - the “boot camp”.
The boot camp. No irony there.
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Posted: 24th, September 2009 | In: Celebrities Comments (5) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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September 25th, 2009 at 7:40 am
Could you not have someone read it for you?
September 25th, 2009 at 1:59 am
I found it difficult to read this article, because of the spelling? Also the news reporters? maybe spend most of their free time and money with lapdancers and strippers (and who knows what?) then criticise them like hypocrites they are! The lapdancers and strippers probably have higher morals than the reporters.
September 25th, 2009 at 1:40 am
yeahh! that’s right she said I nearly sang a Girls Aloud song. The judges said go on then and straight away the music to the song she was THINKING of came on!
The producers must have ESP
September 24th, 2009 at 9:17 pm
yeah it may not make any sense and there may be a few spelling mistakes, but you would think you would practice what you preach!
looks like someone needs to . . . ah how would you say ‘it would have benefitted from a run through a spell checker.’!! made me laugh!
September 24th, 2009 at 2:45 pm
I’m wondering who wrote this article and whether they ever gained any qualifications in english at school. Not only does half of it make no sense to the reader, but to add insult to injury, it would have benefitted from a run through a spell checker.
Maybe you can get away with it because your readers are only usually here to look at pictures?
Moderator - and your excuse?