Faking it at the olympics.?

Question

Who else though it was unfair that the Chinese officials apparently dumped a girl from singing at the opening ceremony based on looks. CNN's John Vause reports.

Answer 1

if you looked as bad as the real singer, you would be dumped from singing also.  well, they did use her voice, just not her ugly face.

Answer 2

First of all, American's are always set upon Emotional Influences. If the U.S. Recommended a girl to get replace because she wasn't pretty it would be all over the news.

In China it's Honor, she had her part in the Beijing Ceremony, even though no one knew it was her or saw her, she was a part of it.

American Media needs to SHUT UP AND STOP DRAMATIZING EVERY DETAIL TO FEED THIS RETARDED AMERICAN AUDIENCE.

Answer 3

omg really?!?!? that sucks....... do u no where i can find the video? that says that?

Answer 4

Yea. The cute little girl who was hand picked by the government because she projected the right image, was lip syncing. Sad for the real little girl. Sends a bad message to both.  It is the Chinese way. Everything is planned and controlled down to the last ugly detail covered up.

PS The street vendors and eating places were ordered to take "dog" off the menu during the Olympics.  

Answer 5

I think it's pretty messed up they didn't have the really girl out there singing. I saw a picture of the real singer and her  teeth aren't very straight.

Answer 6

It is, but it's life.  Our country isn't much different either on reality TV.

Answer 7

Kinda laim....I heard the fireworks were fake too!

It's just like when my friend found out his ex was faking orgasms....kinda ruins it.

Answer 8

It isn't fair, but this stuff happens everywhere in the country. Even in the USA...sadly. It isn't fair, but it happens.  

Answer 9

Thats mean

Answer 10

it was channel 7 that reported the fireworks were pre recorded, not fake but were done previously for weather conditions.