Little Mix make X Factor history because the first girl group to make the overall
During the previous seven series of The X Factor, girls groups have sunk and not using a trace.
But its seems like this year’s bookies favourites are finally turning things around as becoming the primary girl group to achieve the finals.
Jade Thirlwall, 18; Jesy Nelson, 20; Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 19, and Perrie Edwards, 18, were ecstatic after becoming the primary to determine they were in next weekend’s final tonight.
They’ve made it: Little Mix (L-R) Jade Thirlwall, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Ann Pinnock and Perrie Edwards are through to the final
Having surpassed the longest surviving
female bands – Hope and Conway Sisters (do you remember them?) by making
it past Week 7, the four-piece are so with reference to realising their dreams.
Although they started the concerts as rank outsiders to win, Little Mix have turned public opinion by churning out a sequence of memorable performances during the last few weeks.
Coming from a collection herself, their mentor Tulisa Contostavlos has always hoped her own experience and Little Mix’s urban edge would lead them to stand proud of previous girl bands within the competition.
All together, S-C-R-E-A-M: The ladies can’t contain their joy as they celebrate making it to the general with their mentor Tulisa Contostavlos
Group hug: Tulisa throws her arms round her ‘little muffins’ – who’re just a few years younger than the singer
While Little Mix are the primary girl group within the final, several boy bands have made it to the identical stage – but never actually won.
But in all previous seven series of The X Factor, only solo artists have won the contest.
In 2010, One Direction – another band manufactured by the judges – came third.
Unsure: Little Mix made it through to the overall, despite receiving a mixed response to their performance on You retain Me Hangin’ On on Saturday night’s show
Lead singer? The various judges cited Geordie student Perrie, 18, because the group’s stand-out vocalist
One of X Factor’s biggest success stories up to now were JLS, who were second to winner Alexandra Burke in 2008, and feature ended up out-selling her.
Last year, Belle Amie were eliminated in Week 4, while girl groups Kandy Rain and Miss Frank were both voted off in weeks 1 and three respectively within the 2009 series.
In Series 5 in 2008, Girl Band and Bad Lashes left the show in Weeks 1 and a couple of.
We could get used to this: Little Mix – pictured on the London premi
