@HottieHellYeahh - Queen Of Dragging: Became? I don't see anything different about her, so if you think she's a hoe then shouldn't you have always thought that?

@Gojira This one looks pretty certain to still come out though. And good point. I've often thought the same thing. If she chooses better (US) singles though I think she might start doing well, and X Factor will probably help a lot like it did with J-LO.

I do want to say something about Kylie though. I actually think Kylie would do really well here (especially given the current dance-pop popularity in the US) if Kylie actually released more than one single per album (if even that here) and actually didn't change around her singles for the US audiences and chose actual dance ones. It'd also help if she'd promote her songs, music videos and cds more here as well. And it'd really help if she released her albums at the same time in the US as everywhere else.

@Linda Elroy You obviously haven't been keeping up with the charts. "Right There" managed to peak at #39 in the US here recently, becoming her first Top 40 hit.

@Shawn152 Yeah the title's kind of misleading. It would be better to say she "pushed back" her album than "bumps" it because usually "bump" means "bumped up".

@Sam has a small ego (queenbey): Don't you mean JLS? Lol.

@MaZ "She will killed it"? Not to nitpick, but don't you mean "She will kill it" or "She killed it!"?

@TruthTella101 "wannabe "What's My Name?"" I wouldn't call it a wannabe any song, but if I was I'd call it more of a wannabe "Rude Boy" than what's my name. (since the same person is behind Right There/Rude Boy"

And "Right There" didn't flop. It actually managed to peak at #39, so you can technically consider it a "Top 40" hit. It just took a while to reach that point, for some reason.

And why does fame and success matter regarding his judging/mentor position on US X Factor? I don't see why how popular or successful someone is affects how good of a judge/mentor they are. I've seen some very popular and successful artists who make sucky judges/mentors and some unpopular/unsuccessful artists who make great judges /mentors so that doesn't necessarily mean anything.

And wannabe Beyonce and Jennifer Lopez? I wouldn't really say she's trying to be like those artists either.

@YeaBey Is Schoolin' Life: But Nicole is an island baby herself (born in Hawaii and part Hawaiian) so I don't see why her singing a song with an island vibe doesn't work...

@nice_gurl: Agreed. Seeing her on X Factor will help make the sales higher, she can promote it on X Factor too (with a live performance on one of the Results Shows and possibly say when it comes out on the show too), and plus it'll give her time to release another single or two which could help hype the album if they do good as well. And personally I don't mind the decision. I wouldn't say I'm a Nicole fan per say but I wouldn't say I hate her either. I kind of like her but for the most part I'm just indifferent as of now.