#JAMES ARTHUR IMPOSSIBLE LIVE SERIES#
#JAMES ARTHUR IMPOSSIBLE LIVE TV#

#JAMES ARTHUR IMPOSSIBLE LIVE SERIES#

Due to the track, tabloid reports painted James as homophobic, leading to a series of Twitter spats with comedians Frankie Boyle and Matt Lucas and even fellow Series 9 finalist Lucy Spraggan. The same month he was the subject of British tabloid reports following the release of a rap track вЂњHey MickeyвЂќ, which was aimed at an unknown rapper called Mickey Worthless, who had criticised James for presenting himself as a battle rapper on UK radio. His eponymous debut album was released in November 2013, also peaking at #2 behind EminemвЂ™s вЂњMarshall Mathers EP 2вЂќ. Later that year he announced plans for his follow-up single вЂњYouвЂ™re Nobody til Somebody Loves YouвЂќ, which would stall at #2 behind New Zealander LordeвЂ™s debut single вЂњRoyalsвЂќ. However, it reclaimed the top spot for two weeks in January 2013 вЂ“ a first for any winnerвЂ™s single.

Post The X Factor Initial chart success and controversy (2013 - 2014)ДЇollowing his win, вЂImpossibleвЂ™ went on to top the UK Charts spent two weeks at the summit before being denied the Christmas #1 by the Military Wives. ' Make You Feel My Love' (with Nicole Scherzinger)

2.3 Back From the Edge, comeback success and US breakthrough (2015 - present).2.1 Initial chart success and controversy (2013 - 2014).James ArthurвЂ™s second album, the aptly titled вЂBack From The EdgeвЂ™, is released on November 4 th. And who knows, maybe my tweet will prove correct. James Arthur has earned his second chance, and if вЂSay You WonвЂ™t Let GoвЂ™ is anything to go by, then snapping him up once again is a clever move by Cowell and Syco. Cowell obviously kept a close eye on Arthur following their split, and clearly heвЂ™s knuckled down and focused on the music enough to convince the X Factor supremo that heвЂ™s worth another shot. The Sun have gone from calling him вЂњthe biggest bell-end in popвЂќ in 2013 to saying, this week, that вЂњitвЂ™s great to see him doing so wellвЂќ. His Twitter following has shot up, heвЂ™s on course for a number one single, and the public and press seem to genuinely want him to succeed. The recent change in perception over Arthur is somewhat remarkable. Photo by: ITVД¬owell must see something different in Arthur to the man he was when he dropped him two years ago, as being the first act he has ever re-signed is no mean feat. HeвЂ™s admitted to being вЂњembarrassedвЂќ by his behaviour since winning the show, and seems genuinely apologetic, as well as in a place in which he is far better equipped at dealing with the trappings of fame.

#JAMES ARTHUR IMPOSSIBLE LIVE TV#

On a recent This Morning interview, Arthur admitted that he was suffering with depression before, during and after his time on The X Factor, and that he struggled to deal with the fame, attention and scrutiny appearing on, and ultimately winning, such a big TV show inevitably brings.ДЄrthur, at one stage, seemed to bring controversy wherever he went, including arguing with fellow X Factor alumni Lucy Spraggan, as well as dissing label-mates, the worldвЂ™s biggest boyband вЂ“ One Direction вЂ“ in 2014. Both were dropped by Cowell вЂ“ not undeservedly вЂ“ just over a year after their victories, in 20 respectively. HeвЂ™s an extremely talented singer and songwriter вЂ“ one who clearly captures the imagination of the public вЂ“ something that cannot be said of previous X Factor winners such as Ben Haenow or Sam Bailey. ArthurвЂ™s new single, вЂSay You WonвЂ™t Let GoвЂ™, is top of the charts, and he has just become the first artist ever to be re-signed by Syco, a label notorious for dropping talent show winners like flies.Д«ut what happened to change ArthurвЂ™s fortunes? For a start, вЂSay You WonвЂ™t Let GoвЂ™ is a beautiful, brilliant song, written himself. He was dropped by Syco in 2014, two years after winning the The X Factor and releasing the highest selling winnerвЂ™s single ever вЂ“ a cover of ShontelleвЂ™s вЂImpossibleвЂ™ вЂ“ an achievement that still stands to this day.ДЄrthur initially left the label by mutual agreement, after attracting a string of controversies, including rapping homophobicВ lyrics at an event, something which angered Simon Cowell no end.Д«ut heвЂ™s back. In that time, however, things havenвЂ™t been plain sailing for Arthur. Back in 2012, the night before he won the programme, I tweeted that вЂњJames Arthur might be the first properly good artist to come from The X Factor if treated correctlyвЂќ.ДЇast-forward just under four years later and James Arthur is on the up again, ready to release his second album on Simon CowellвЂ™s label, Syco.

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