Jahméne Douglas

Jahméne Douglas
Contestant Profile
Birth Date	26 February 1991
Age	33
Hometown	Swindon, Wiltshire, UK
Occupation	Former Asda employee Singer
9
Category	Boys
Mentor	Nicole Scherzinger
Placement	Runner-up (2/13)
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Jahméne Aaron Douglas (born 26 February 1991), is an English soul/gospel singer. He auditioned for Series 9 of The X Factor UK and made it all the way to the final as part of the Boys category mentored by Nicole Scherzinger.

He finished as runner-up to fellow category member James Arthur.

Performances

Episode	Theme	Song	Result
Audition	Free choice	"At Last"	Advanced
Bootcamp 1	Group performance	"Moves like Jagger"	Advanced
Bootcamp 2	Solo performance	"Will You Love Me Tomorrow"	Advanced
Judges' houses	Free choice	"Titanium"	Advanced
Week 1	Heroes night	"Imagine"	Safe (2nd)
Week 2	Love and heartbreak	"Tears Dry on Their Own" / "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"	Safe (2nd)
Week 3	Club classics	"I Say a Little Prayer"	Safe (2nd)
Week 4	Halloween	"Killing Me Softly"	Safe (2nd)
Week 5	Number-ones	"Listen"	Safe (2nd)
Week 6	Best of British	"Angels"	Safe (2nd)
Week 7	Guilty pleasures	"Don't Leave Me This Way"	Safe (2nd)
Week 8	Songs by ABBA	"I Have a Dream"	Safe (3rd)
	Motown songs	"Tracks of My Tears"
Week 9: Semi-final	Songs dedicated to people	"I Look to You"	Safe (2nd)
	Songs to get you to the final	"At Last"
Week 10: Final	Free choice	"Move On Up"	Safe (1st)
	Mentor duets	"The Greatest Love of All" (with Nicole Scherzinger]"
	Favourite performance	"Angels"	Runner-up
	Winner's single	"Let It Be"

Trivia

• He is a devout Christian and reportedly refused to partake in a group performance of Katy Perry's "T.G.I.F. (Last Friday Night)" due to its lyrical content. He also believed that Ella Henderson, who was 16 at the time, should not sing it and that it was not suitable for a family show.