Honey G tackles The Bee Gees for X Factor Disco Week
Honey Bee-Gees anyone?

She’s be singing to make sure her hopes and dreams stay alive in the competition Honey G singing the Bee Gees? You must be having a laugh, right?
Ah, ah, ah, ah…. No. It’s happening.
The recruitment consultant turned rapper from North Weezy (Harrow) is taking on a Bee Gees classic for X Factor Disco Week, putting her own spin on Staying Alive to give the nation Saturday night fever.
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Meanwhile Sam Lavery will also be singing on the theme of survival, with Gloria Gaynor’s I Will Survive.
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Emily Middlemass takes on Wishing On A Star, first made famous by Rose Royce back in the 1970s.
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For Matt Terry, it’s The Emotions’ Best of My Love.
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Ryan Lawrie is apparently going to Play That Funky Music with Wild Cherry’s classic.
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There’ll hopefully be No More Tears for Saara Aalto with her take on Enough Is Enough by Barbara Streisand and Donna Summer.
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And 5 After Midnight will take us to a Boogie Wonderland with Earth, Wind & Fire.
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Who’ll sing their way to safety? Tune in on Saturday to find out.
The X Factor Disco Week will shimmy onto your TV screen on ITV on Saturday at 8pm





