Nicole Scherzinger and Sharon Osbourne attempt urban dancing during rapper Honey G’s X Factor audition
The duo were taken with the wannabe 35-year-old rapper from 'North Weezy' - but Simon Cowell remained unconvinced
The duo were taken with the wannabe 35-year-old rapper from 'North Weezy' - but Simon Cowell remained unconvinced
SIMON Cowell is rarely a man lost for words - but that's exactly what happened during X Factor hopeful Honey G's audition.
The urban songstress proudly announces she is from "North Weezy" as she introduces herself to the judging panel - which was slang for North west London, specifically Harrow.
Honey G, real name, Anna Georgette Gilford, immediately had girl judges Nicole Scherzinger and Sharon Osbourne on board with a series of audience participation chants.
The 35-year-old wannabe then launched into a cover version of Missy Elliott's song Work It - leaving Simon Cowell wide-eyed in shock as he tried to decipher what he was witnessing.
However, Sharon and Nicole immediately joined in on the fun - and even stood up from their chair and busted some moves as the song continued.
Viewers will have to tune in on Saturday to see if the wannabe hopeful gets through to the second round- but it's almost a sure thing that Honey G will make sure this series gets off to a flying start.
The X Factor is going back to its roots this year, and doing intimate room auditions as opposed to the live studio audience.
Hopeful Honey G will be joined by sixteen-year-old songstress Samantha Lavery who performs a version of Ellie Goulding's song Explosion.
Simon and X Factor bosses have brought back an all-star panellist consisting of Sharon Osbourne, Nicole Scherzinger and Louis Walsh in a bid to return to it's ratings top spot.
Dermot O'Leary is also making a welcome return to the presenting role after a year away, where he was replaced by Caroline Flack and Olly Murs.
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