The X Factor is one of the UK's biggest entertainment shows and includes every age and gender representation. The programme's used to bring both humour to an audience and entertain that audience, the main aim of The X Factor is to find 'the next big thing'. Doing this includes showing both bad and good auditions from the public this is constructed to make the audience laugh and the bad auditions but love the good ones and make a reaction from the public based on their opinions of the singers. The X Factor also breaks all the stereotypes we associate with gender, age and sexuality.
An example of this is Kayleigh Manners. Although she gives the physical appearance of look 'tough' and confident in herself due to her clothing choices, hair and piercings. When she sang it was clear she isn't tough or confident at all and is very shy.
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