4th Impact Confirms Record Deal Offers; Former ‘X Factor’ Contestants To Surpass Cher Lloyd?

4th Impact continues to break records following their appearance in "The X Factor UK" 2015. While Filipino siblings Almira, Mylene, Celina and Irene landed fifth in the competition, the girls recently hit a new milestone in their career. The girls also admitted that they are receiving offers for a record deal.

4th Impact's audition video for "X Factor" UK 2015 has recently received over 50 million views as of writing. According to Unreality TV, the Filipino girl group's audition video has already received this much views in just eight months after the video was posted on the show's official YouTube page.

This only goes to show how popular 4th Impact has become after they joined "The X Factor." The publication notes that their audition video, which saw them perform Jessie J's "Bang Bang," has already overtaken other videos from Ella Henderson, Christopher Maloney and even last year's winner Louisa Johnson.

It is only a matter of time before 4th Impact surpasses the page's most viewed videos of Cher Lloyd and James Arthur at 54 million and 51 million views, respectively. While this is truly a massive break for 4th Impact, many fans are already awaiting news regarding their first album.

In a recent interview with Gulf News, 4th Impact admitted that they are already receiving offers for a record deal. The girls told the publication that they hope to release their first album this year.

"We've received enquiries," said Almira. "But our management is choosing the best option because we are not only targeting Filipino music, we are aiming for international impact."

Mylene also shared that she and her sisters hope to include original songs in their first ever album. 4th Impact also told the publication that their success is always something they will always be thankful for.

"Of course, with the success came the fans and the opportunities ... But our humble beginnings, we will never forget that," they said.

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