Not Andy Naylor
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What is this Tulisa person actually famous for? I've never heard of her.
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BBC 1 Tulisa: The Price of Fame
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Taybha
Whalewhine
Giving some bloke a blowy (i think )
B-right-on
Living the dream
A pop singer of some sort - not that i would know any of her songs. And she was a judge on the cr@p (X) factor a few years ago i think.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
A chav that was in N-dubz.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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el punal
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Always love it when someone says that
I love it when jumped up somebodies (nobodies) come up with the stock phrase "Do you know who I am?" when dealing with restaurant staff, police, shop assistants or anyone else who unwittingly hasn't got a clue who they are.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
In last night's programme, she came across as a very bright individual. Not having any interest in the X Factor, I too was unaware of her or her fame, but it is very clear that she was treated disgracefully by the Murdoch press. She fought through and won, against odds that a lesser individual would have given up on.
Puppet Master
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Not giving good noshes, evidently.
aolstudios
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Not my bag but she's a bloody good singer, as it happens
JC Footy Genius
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spring hall convert
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Whilst N-Dubz are/were undoubtedly awful, they weren't some fly by night X Factor garbage, they wrote their own stuff and had a fairly long run of success.
If you were being extremely charitable, you could argue that they in someway paved the way for the current success of British urban music.
I can't help but feel that some of the vitriol thrown her way is/was based on class.
If you were being extremely charitable, you could argue that they in someway paved the way for the current success of British urban music.
I can't help but feel that some of the vitriol thrown her way is/was based on class.
bha100
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She claims she was lured into supplying coke because she was thought she was in for a lead roll in a movie with Leo Dicaprio and 3.5m to boot.
Essentially she had every opportunity to say no i can't do that, had she it would of blown Mazher Mahmood sting and she would not have put herself through 2 years of grief
She got lucky the case collapsed and only has herself to blame.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Being N-Dubz used to be a HOOT
spring hall convert
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Naive rather than malicious though. Other people in the public eye have got away with far worse without the vitriol that came her way.
Agree on this. Naive? Maybe but how did she believe anyone was considering her for a role alongside Leo?!!
Then to be asked to get hold of coke in the same meeting, I think at that point her or one of her "aides" should have called an end to the whole meeting. Naive? Or so desperate she'd say yes to anything?
And yes, the Sun "journalist" is a piece of crap and I'm glad she eventually won. I hope she's learned a painful lesson.
JC Footy Genius
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Kinky. Is that another tattoo of a favourite pet on her right knee?
No, think it's a carpet burn