Day light robbery just took place in UK.

The pub singer with the sob story conned the British public and beat the Rhydler! I am mad as hell I ain’t going to take this anymore. No wonder the winner was speechless and crying at the end of the show: He just couldn’t believe how he had managed to pull this caper off? What’s wrong with the Brits? Why do they fall for this stuff?

The Rhydler was streets ahead and yet the pub singer pulled it off.

WE WUZ ROBBED!!

Here’s the video of Rhydian Roberts’ “Somewhere” on 24th November on X Factor.

Rhydian Roberts is back. After last week’s less than convincing performance, the Rhydler, looking electrifying in blue, brought the house down with a perfect performance of Somewhere.

His voice was perfection and every note delivered right on key. So moving was his performance that it brought Dannii to tears. He has certainly has given the others something to think about!

I  have to say that Rhydian Roberts is in a class of his own. Whilst other contestants delivered good performances, Rhydian looked calm and composed and seemed totally unaffected by pressure. It was also refreshing to see the videos of his surprise homecoming during the week. He seems very close to his family and modest too, judging by his reaction to the judges’s comments. Well done Rhydian, if you don’t go all the way to the final and indeed win it, it will be a travesty!

Video coming up soon.

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Classically-trained  Rhydian Roberts is to cover Barbra Streisand’s song “Somewhere” this weekend on X Factor. It will be a return to the serious side of music for Rhydian, who has been glammed up by mentor Dannii Minogue in recent weeks and belted out classics such as Go West, complete with sailors and fur coats. The song choices were originally going to be Motown classics, but have since been changed to love songs.

Leon will sing Ray Charles’ You Don’t Know Me, while Beverley is set to have a go at Without You - a beautiful ballad originally sung by Harry Nilsson but made legendary by Mariah Carey in the 1990s.

Fellow over-25 contestant Niki will attempt Jennifer Rush’s The Power of Love and Hope will stay current with Hurt, a song by Christina Aguilera.

Finally, brother-sister duo Same Difference will bring their own sprinkling of cheese to Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now - a 1987 hit originally written as the theme tune to the film Mannequin.

Check out Barbra Streisand’s version :

 I am a huge Rhydian Roberts fan! Who else isn’t? It’s hard not to be drawn by this man’s amazing talent. His vocal abilities are amazing. But I have to say that I was slightly put off the Rhydler when I read that he owns a cuddly bear called Tinkle Bear! Oh get a life Rhydian Roberts! How can you expect your male fans to take you seriously and justify their support of you in the pub to their mates, when you go to bed with a cuddly toy called Tinkle Bear! Okay, the girls might dig it, but we guys can’t get a handle on this.

I also read somewhere that you describe yourself as good-looking, talented and modest. Rhydian Roberts you are definitely not modest. Good-looking and talented you may well be, and I certainly question your crush on Sharon Osbourne — but Keira Knightley I can identify with. That lady is seriously gorgeous.

Anyway, I’m seriously behind Rhydian Roberts and so are my mates and we hope that he wins the competition as he should indeed do. Let’s be honest, mentioning no names, but some of the acts which are still there should have been slung off the show a long time ago. Sometimes one has to question the judgment of the great British public! However, it could be that our judgement been slightly diverted by other matters like I’m A Celebrity Get me Out Of Here. I don’t know about you, but this year’s series has gone from bad to worse. I watched it on the first night, but fell asleep as it was that boring! I haven’t found the motivation to switch on since. Thank goodness for the mighty X Factor and superstar Rhydian Roberts.

Anyway, the excitement is building up now as the show progresses into its final weeks. It will be interesting to see if Simon Cowell can maintain his composure against the constant bantering and bitching from Louis Walsh. Don’t you find him irritating sometimes? Why on earth they ever brought him back is anybody’s guess. Although I have to admit, he is far more qualified to be a judge in the show, then the delectable and delicious Danii Minogue. I am not quite sure what qualifications she has to judge successful pop tunes! Ouch!

Well I said my piece and I’m off. It’s great to see a blog dedicated to the mighty Rhydian Roberts and I do hope that you get lots of visitors from our mutual friends who are willing Rhydian to win the contest!