"Talen shows like the X Factor provide cheap television, gossip, and nothing of any value. There are better programmes than these."

What does anyone have to say in reply to that statement? Please provide views from both sides of the argument.

For - TV shows such as x factor employ anybody without getting to fully know them - this means anybody can audition and so, its just a waste of time watching non entertaining people making a foolery of themselves. Against - These programmes make a fortune, they attract a lot of viewers. Everybody knows the x factor.

Answered by limeylime2012 | 2024-06-10

They get lots of viewers which makes them lots of money. People gotta do what they gotta do to get money.

Answered by Jonnise | 2024-06-10

The debate over talent shows like 'The X Factor' highlights differing views on their value. Critics argue that they offer low-quality entertainment and promote instant fame, while supporters point to their popularity, revenue generation, and opportunities for contestants. Ultimately, the worth of such shows may vary based on individual perspectives on entertainment and cultural impact.
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Answered by limeylime2012 | 2024-12-26