"One of the worst” - Viral X Factor Contestant Claims Simon Cowell Has Always Remembered Him

Recently on FUBAR Radio, Viral X Factor contestant Onkar Judge reveals what it was like to meet Simon Cowell after being called "one of the worst” during his audition. 

Chatting to host Andrew White on the radio programme Pulse Of The Nation, the viral singer opened up about his audition in 2006 and when he met Simon Cowell the following year: “Some groupies on Facebook said to me, come along with us to Britain's Got Talent. I think it was the following year after my audition, because maybe Simon got the idea of me that there's more to me than singing.  

He continued: “So these groupies took me to the Shaftesbury theatre. And one of the cameramen saw me outside. He most of spread the story inside to Simon Cowell. I was sitting right on the end of the aisle, and he was walking down it. The cameraman pointed his finger like, there he is sitting over there. He walked past me and just jumped back looking at me. And then he went on stage with Ant and Dec and all the others, and he said, Do you remember the Onkar Judge from last year on X Factor? Here he is in the audience. So he's always remembered who I was.” 

Also in this episode, Onkar shares how he feels about his audition: “I have no regrets, and obviously it was 50:50. 50% of me didn't want to do it because I knew my voice wasn't there and all that, and about 50% inside me thought, all right, you've got this little option, like Eminem says you got that one opportunity in life. Just take it. I thought even before I went on that audition in front of Simon Cowell, I'm not going to be the number one.”  

Later in the episode, He speaks about being recognised by fans today and being booked for events: “there was a one Instagram follower. There no way, yeah. He still get recognized, yeah. So he was there, and he followed me on Instagram, and he said, Oh, Uncle, Judge, you know, like, months later, he said, I want you to come on my 40th birthday party. No way. So, you know, like, it's the small little world, you know, yeah, you know, you can see lots of familiar faces around I've seen people on the street before X Factor”