Kazeem ajobe biography
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X Factor: Rough Copy will be a trio for the live shows
Rough kopia will be joined in this year's live finals by girl group Miss Dynamix and boy grupp Kingsland Road.
Meanwhile, Nicole Scherzinger put through A-level student Hannah Barrett, year-old Tamera Foster and Abi Alton, 19, in the girls' category.
However, Irish singer Melanie McCabe missed out on the live shows for the fourth time after being sent home by Nicole Scherzinger.
The year-old was eliminated by judge Kelly Rowland at judges' houses in and also auditioned in , when she was rejected bygd Cheryl Cole, and in , when she made it to bootcamp.
Jade Richards from Fife was also rejected for the fourth time.
Shelley Smith, Sam Bailey and Lorna Simpson were chosen bygd Sharon Osbourne in the overs group and Louis Walsh put through Sam Callahan, Nicholas McDonald and Luke Friend, who are all beneath 20, in the boys' category.
The first show at the judges' houses was watched by million people, , fewer
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'X Factor' Rough Copy's Kaz: 'I'm a changed man since younger days'
X Factor singer Kazeem Ajobe has addressed his past actions ahead of the Live Shows.
The year-old Rough Copy member explained how he has been in trouble with the law for assault and drugs charges in the past.
Rough Copy were forced to miss out on the Live Shows last year after Ajobe had visa issues. He was also unable to travel with the group to sing at Judges' Houses for Gary Barlow this year.
However, Barlow decided to put through the group with Ajobe, despite his bandmates Sterling and Joey performing as a duo in New York.
Ajobe received a caution for assault on a man outside a train station back in , and was handed hours of community service for affray a year later. In , he was fined for possessing cannabis.
"I've done things I am not proud of. I haven't been an angel but I am a changed man now," he is quoted as saying in the Daily Star.
"A few years back I was caught up in a grou
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Rough Copy
UK musical group
Rough Copy were a British boy band from Croydon, London. The group consists of Kazeem Ajobo, Sterling Ramsey and Joseph James Thomas. They were the ninth contestant eliminated on the tenth series of The X Factor in They originally auditioned for the ninth series in and got to the "judges' houses" stage, but were forced to back out as Nigerian-born Ajobo was unable to obtain a visa in time, which would have made it almost impossible for him to re-enter the UK.[1][2]
In , Rough Copy signed a record deal with Epic Records. They released their debut single "Street Love" on 29 June , but were later dropped after the single failed to chart. The group later signed with EMC Records. Now signed to DeeVu Records the band's new single is due for release on 5 October The band failed to have a single make the UK music charts and consequently broke up in
History
[edit]– Formation and early career
[edit]Rough Copy were formed in and