Sales of Tulisa‘s music have been hit by the ongoing ‘X Factor’ bullying scandal.
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Tulisa, born Tula Contostavlos, rose to fame as a member of the Urban Pop group N-Dubz at the tail end of the 2000s and earned two Platinum albums and one double Platinum effort with the band during its run.
In 2011, she was enlisted to join the cast of the ‘X Factor UK‘ alongside Destiny’s Child member Kelly Rowland and was charged with mentoring the show’s groups.
Unfortunately, her time on the series now seems to be to blame for the sales decline her debut album ‘The Female Boss’ and its supporting singles are facing.
For, the entertainer is accused of working with producers on the show to derail the winning streak of a contestant, Misha B, who was expected to outperform her acts and win the series.
Fan messages published on Twitter at the time read…
Today, after Misha released a video statement revealing that Tulisa’s move almost drove her to suicide, ‘The Female Boss’ has slipped out of the iTunes Top 2000 as the general republic responds to the ‘Do You Think of Me’ singer’s upsetting story.
As it stands, sales of Tulisa tracks are so low that all of them have disappeared from any notable singles tallies globally, as ‘Boss’ finds itself placed on the outskirts of the Top 2500…outperformed by albums and compilation discs launched decades before its release date (November 30th 2012).
Some, selling under 500 copies.
Powering the descent?
A wave of viral encouraging consumers to pull their support for the ‘Scream & Shout’ singer/songwriter in a bid to hold her accountable for her actions.
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