The X Factor - When Jack met Behrouz [BACKSTAGE EXCLUSIVE]

Jack discovers freakish sounds in the wings at the London auditions. No, it's not Freddie Mercury, it's Behrouz practising his scales and warming up his voice before his audition. But is there anything he can teach Jack?

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[navidarmankhah]

behrouz is very very profesionel and so fany show man

[Thesgfire]

this guy owns!

[MrKokookocha]

0:14 iiiiiiii eeeeeeee ooooooooo like fredie mercury :)

[artin74]

and he did a great job but Simon is fucking racist !

[hansl72]

handsome guy. Good vocal material, just needs singing lessons ( a lot). But then, with pop singers, lessons often ruin their vocal uniqueness. This guy would be very hard to teach :)

Still, sexy legs.

[Hesam0000]

He has a potential to be like Freddy Mercury the other persian, only he needs voice training and self-confidence.

[artin74]

this persian guy he knew what the other guy was up to #LOL ! behrouz owns him ....he is profesional

[Zecalran]

@steauaclaudiubehruz they re all good singers!

[buzzcen]

that's disgusting..... no system to it all

[oyy123]

hes an idiot

[lesterclaypool1]

@Torreslegend

Chico was jokes, my friend.

Behrouz has actually got something.

He doesn't have to promote "Chico Time".

That's why Simon didn't like him; he knew that he would have no creative control with an artist like Behrouz, and Officer Sandy Vagina Cowell can't stand to not have control.

I'm so very, very thankful that Behrouz didn't get caught up in the Syco machine.

He's above that in every way.

[lesterclaypool1]

@Thisismynameffs

My wife and I though Mike Patton when we saw Behrouz's original audition, too.

No reason for him not to, like Patton has, release some very conventional songs with very conventional bands all the while creating his own unique music that his core audience may or may not buy.

I love that winning X-factor or acheiving fame was irrelevant to this young man. He went on TV to perform because he could, something that he couldn't do in Iran...and 10 million people saw him :).