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This week the judge axed about a third of the contestants before even having eh chance to sing.
One wannabee can’t handle the pressure so she slips in a whiskey into the arena to calm her nerves prior to performing.
Collagen Westwood wore a completely see-through top. She believed that d that having a little tipple was the best way to warm up her vocal chords.
Prior to hitting the stage with the other two contestants in her group, Britt Love and Diedra Lawlor, the brunette singer confessed that she drank to prepare for her performance.
'I’m not going to lie; I’ve had like one or two whiskeys which I have smuggled in,' she told the cameras.
Britt was offended by her co-star's shoddy work ethic said: 'I’m really annoyed because she’s really quite drunk and I can smell it on her, it’s not fair on me and my other member. You know some people are here just to be on TV.'
Gary Barlow who wasn’t impressed with Collagen said: 'I have to say that was awful, absolutely awful, that’s the worst audition of the day,' he said.
After failing to be put through after the judges called her out on her daytime drinking, the singer ranted backstage:
'Gary isn’t the holy grail of singing, I think Gary is just a bit mean anyway, I thought that from the beginning, I never really liked him, he was a bit horrible', she ranted.
Later on, she take her anger to her Twitter account, she blasted ITV bosses for portraying her as being drunk:
'I haven't watched it basically I wasn't drunk, and it was all a set up. Love to my fans <3'
Collagen was only one of the contestants who disappointed the judges like supermarket worker Jahmene Douglas, who blew the panel away with his rendition of At Last at the auditions, but failed to get to grips with Maroon 5's Moves Like Jagger, following his confession that he'd never heard the song.
But the judges decided to put him, eventhough she got poor vocals.
'Tomorrow I want to see and hear a different Jahmene,' said Louis Walsh.
Popular auditionee Lucy Spraggan charmed judges with her humorous guitar-accompanied song during auditions, failed to pull of her version of Moves Like Jagger.
Dispite dissapointing the judges, the ITV2 judges deicided to give her a second chance.
Much-loved homeless singer Robbie Hance who captured the hearts of the judges after during the audition process, forgot his words and stormed off stage prior to hearing his verdict:
'I forgot my lyrics, and there’s no point waiting around for someone to tell you you’re not going to go through,' he said backstage.
'I know I’m the only one here with nothing to really lose but at the same time I have just lost a whole lot more than everyone else. I suppose self-destruction was the key of today.'
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