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A girl called Georgia Burgess just went through on #Xfactor The snapper came out in 1993. She looked like she could be about 25. 7 pound 12 ounces. pic.twitter.com/klnvWe9xyK
The 20-year old from Birmingham seriously impressed judges and was sent through to bootcamp with four yeses and a standing ovation. She might not have any Roddy Doyle credentials in real life, but her rendition of The Jackson 5′s Who’s Loving You was certainly memorable.
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A girl named Georgia Burgess auditioned for the X Factor and well, we're all thinking the same thing
WE’RE WELL INTO this year’s X Factor already, and there are turning out to be more than a few standout auditions.
Last night, viewers were stunned by West End performer Giovanni, and a carpenter Ricky John, who spoke of living homeless for eight years previously.
Irish people however, were mostly intrigued by one talented singer by the name of Georgia Burgess.
Hold on.
Yep, The Snapper baby.
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The jokes were endless.
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The 20-year old from Birmingham seriously impressed judges and was sent through to bootcamp with four yeses and a standing ovation. She might not have any Roddy Doyle credentials in real life, but her rendition of The Jackson 5′s Who’s Loving You was certainly memorable.
Not bad for a snapper.
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