If you live in the UK, have access to a pair of ears, and haven't been living under a small rock in the deepest depths of the darkest forest these past few weeks, you'll probably have heard of Honey G.
Everyone and their elderly mother has heard of Honey G.
If you haven't heard of Honey G, you can read all about her HERE.
We've said it before that David Cameron in a wig / the next Jay Z with Nicki Minaj's vibe / the best rapper to EVER come out of North Weezy is the best thing to come out of The X Factor since One Direction – and it looks like we ain't the only ones who think this.
heat spoke exclusively to Brian Friedman, the show's choreographer, who offered us his thoughts on the contro contestant.
"Honey is not a bad act at all, she is an acquired taste," he told us. "She really believes everything she is doing, and she works her butt off. When we’re there on Saturday night and she steps into the room, [the audience] go crazy. And I’ve only heard that sort of fandom with acts like One Direction. She’s definitely the highlight of the week for me."
We expect that six years from now she'll be experiencing the same success as them, too.
And when quizzed on whether she could win, he replied: "I really do! I could see her making it far. What I love about her is that she’s resilient – she doesn’t seem to be fazed at all by anything that people are saying about her. I think she focuses on the good press."
And he's not the only one who thinks this – Sinitta exclusively told us so, too (and said it would serve Simon Cowell right lololol. Read more HERE).
There might be a spanner in the works, though, given that she made the bottom two in Sunday night's Results Show.
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Read Brian Friedman's full interview in this week's heat mag - out now!