10 Musical "Artists" That The World Really Doesn't Need

6. Jessie J

Not all of Jessie J€™s music is particularly bad. It isn€™t particularly good either. It€™s OK, and that was fine for a while. However, like many other boyfriends across the UK, I find myself metaphorically chained to the sofa on Saturday nights at the moment in order to watch The Voice, a show which last series boosted the careers of the coaches far more than any of its contestants. While I am pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoy the show, particularly Will.i.am€™s comedic personality, I find Jessie J absolutely insufferable. Despite the contestants having just minutes in the spotlight in order to try and change their lives, Jessie J just cannot resist constantly trying to be the centre of attention, and somehow manages to deliver critiques which make her sound like she thinks of herself as some kind of musical goddess. She€™s not. Just because she performed with Queen at the closing ceremony of the Olympics last year, (which I am still reeling about), she€™s not a musical goddess. There was a lot less stress on Saturday nights before I€™d heard of Jessie J. Redeeming Feature: As much as I hate to admit it, Jessie J can actually sing incredibly well. It€™s just a shame she isn€™t a bit more humble about her vocal talent.