Cheryl Cole's X Factor performance – we want YOUR views!
Posted by heatworld on Monday 19 Oct 2009
Filed under: Cheryl Cole, The X Factor, Celebrity
Cheryl Cole certainly knows how to make an impression, and no one can doubt that's exactly what she did on last night's X Factor. The singer performed a live – yes, she didn't do a Britney, hurrah – performance of her fab debut solo single Fight For This Love, wearing the kind of outfit she advised Kandy Rain not to wear just last week. Ahem. However, she did do a very good job, and everyone was going crazy all over Twitter – especially the boys. Her Girls Aloud bandmates Kimberley, Sarah and Nicola were there to support her, as was husband Ashley Cole. Simon Cowell even admitted (albeit slightly begrudgingly) afterwards that she was "incredible" – but what do YOU think? Are you loving Cheryl, or do you think Chico could've done better?
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cherylfan
she pre-recorded her trackso really she did sing live as she didnt sing to a "doodled with track"it was her voice and her voice only no tweekingi think she did amazing go cheryl
yumyumpigsbum
she DID NOT sing live,she even admitted it the week beforehand!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!wat a muppet
April8401
i think anyone who claims it was not her singing is an apsoulute liar, she done an amazing job, and after the grief everyone gave her i am supprised she got on stage an actually performed, as my mum would say good on you girl!!!!
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