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Nicole Scherzinger Freaks Out
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Pussycat Dolls lead singer Nicole Scherzinger has faced a tremendous backlash for her inability to make a final call on The X Factor last week, resulting in season favorite Rachel Crow losing to Marcus Canty based on votes called in from the previous week. She insists that she did not intend to have such a meltdown in public, and has reacted to a flood of angry messages from the show’s fans after she fumbled the critical call, unable to make the decisive vote between Canty and Crow.
A judge for a major music performance competition like The X Factor should be able to make a decision, right? She is being paid big bucks to do just that, so it only stands to reason that by forcing the decision into “deadlock” and letting previous votes decide the outcome was a very bad move. ADT home security can make you feel a lot of ways, but “better after a major mess-up in public” isn’t one of them. You’d think a Pussycat Doll would have more backbone than that, but apparently this is a case of ”dontcha wish your judge was decisive like me?” And it’s not Nicole singing lead. Check out the video below to see it all unravel.