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List of The X Factor (U.S.) finalists : ウィキペディア英語版
List of The X Factor (U.S.) finalists

''The X Factor'' is an American television music competition that first aired in 2011. As of December 2013, there have been three completed seasons. The final round of the competition features a number of solo singers or vocal groups: seventeen in season 1 and sixteen for season 2 and 3. A total of 49 acts have reached the finals of their season.
During the first season the finalists were split into four groups: "boys", "girls", "over 25s" and "groups". Each set of contestants was mentored by one of the show's judges, Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, Nicole Scherzinger and L.A. Reid. In season 2, the "boys" and "girls" categories were scrapped and the "teens" and "young adults" categories were introduced. And the "over 25s" were still the same as season 1. Also in season 2, Abdul and Scherzinger left the show, leaving Cowell and Reid as the only two judges to return from the previous year. Cowell and Reid were joined on the panel by Demi Lovato and Britney Spears. In season 3, Reid and Spears left the show, Cowell and Lovato returned as judges from the previous year. Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio joined the panel as replacements of Reid and Spears. The "boys" and "girls" categories were reintroduced in season 3, replacing the "teens" and "young adults" categories from the previous year.
As of season 3, only three categories have won the show on at least one occasion, while two of the show's eight judges have had the winning act in their category at least once, with Cowell winning twice, and Reid winning on one occasion. The judges not to win were Abdul, Lovato, Rowland, Rubio, Scherzinger and Spears, with Abdul's best performance being ninth place in 2011 (her only season), Scherzinger, Spears and Rowland placing second in 2011, 2012 and 2013 respectively (their only season), Rubio being third place in 2013 (her only season) and Lovato reaching fifth place in 2013 (the second of her two years on the panel).
==Contestants==
: – Winner
: – Runner-up
: – Third place
* Melanie Amaro was previously eliminated at the judges house stage of the competition by her mentor Simon Cowell but he decided to bring her back to the live shows as he felt as though he had made a mistake in eliminating her. The first live show had a top 17 instead of a top 16. Cowell was the only judge that had to eliminate two acts instead of one. Resulting in there being a joint 13th for contestants Simone Battle, The Brewer Boys, Dexter Haygood, Phillip Lomax and Tiah Tolliver.
* Fifth Harmony were previously known as "LYLAS" during the judges' houses stage and "1432" on the first live show. They changed their name from LYLAS to 1432 on the first live show following pressure from The Lylas, another group consisting of Bruno Mars' sisters.〔(Bruno Mars - Sisters Picking a Fight with 'X Factor' Singers | TMZ.com )〕 However, the new name was criticized by L.A. Reid and Simon Cowell. They changed their name for the second time on the show to Fifth Harmony on the second live show.〔(Top 12 Recap: A Teen Returns, A Group Renamed, and More )〕
* In 2012, four contestants were eliminated from the show following the first live show by the judges, without facing a public vote, so should be listed as finishing joint 13th. However, the following week, Diamond White, one of the four eliminated contestants was reinstated to the show as the judges felt that she shouldn't have been eliminated in the previous week. Hence, the rest of the eliminated contestants from the first live show–David Correy, Willie Jones and Sister C are classed as joint 14th.〔
* In 2013, four contestants were eliminated from the show following the first live show by the judges, without facing a public vote, so should be listed as finishing joint 13th. However, the following week, Josh Levi, one of the four eliminated contestants was reinstated to the show as the judges felt that he "deserves another shot". Hence, the rest of the eliminated contestants from the first live show–Danie Geimer, James Kenney and RoXxy Montana are classed as joint 14th.

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