Louis give X-Factor Fans two fingered salute

Last night we saw Louis Walsh's fury as fans jeered and booed the Twins John and Edward after scrapped through to another week in the x-Factor Show.


Louis was pictured giving what can only be a two-fingered salute to the crowd



A spokesman for Walsh said: "Louis apologises if any offence was caused."

The Twins ended in the bottom two with Lucie Jones after the public vote, with Judges split it went to the public vote and Lucie had polled the least votes and was sent home.

Britain's Got Humour...

That's the general verdict as the Twins survive another week on the TV Talent show the X-Factor. The ITV Website has been overwhelmed with viewers complaining about the dynamic Irish duo.

However their mentor Louis Walsh has hit back at the critics saying "The point of the music is to entertain, and they do this very well".

Looks like Louis has his work cut out as the twins John and Edward Grimes are his last chance of winning this year's X-Factor having already lost girl groups Kandy Rain and Miss Frank and the show is only three weeks in.
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The Twins - At the Auditions

Sadly it had to start somewhere, if you can bear it follow us on the journey to where it all began with a incredibly lame rendition of the Back Street Boys - As Long As You Love Me (Buy MP3 now)
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Happily John and Edwards got very little love from Simon. However it was not enough as they got lots of love from Louis (not surprising given they are Irish and they are a boy band) but what swayed it was even more love from Danii and Cheryl.

Thus the millions of X-Factor began their journey of anguish with the Brothers Grimes (John and Edward).

X-Factor Twins: "We are not really cocky"

The X-Factor Twins, John and Edward Grimes have denied that they are really as cocky as they have been portrayed on the Hit reality talent TV show, the X-Factor.

John insisted they were genuine people, saying: "It's a TV show but when you get to know us you'll know we're just nice guys."

Edward agreed, saying: "A lot of people are making out like we're cocky, arrogant and naive but at the end of the day we're only 17 and we haven't done anything wrong.

"Gossip is not always true and we know, and our family knows that it's not true."

He added that he had faith in mentor Walsh to take them to the top.

He said: "The main thing about Louis is that he is a really loyal guy, he's a really nice guy and he'll always support you no matter what. He's there for all of us. I think he's a really good mentor."