'X-Factor' Season 13 Spoilers, News: Fans Planning To Boycott Show After Gifty Louise Was Sent Home

A remarkably irksome moment recently sank Gifty Louise's dream and had set Simon Cowell on a grill pan. The "X-Factor" Season 13 is now facing the rants following the negative reactions of "X- Factor" viewers when she was gutted out.

According to Mirror, Gifty Louise, 20, appeared infuriated despite her strong performance of Ray Charles' "A Song For You." She's in disbelief that she sang her lungs out, but only to be voted off. It is rather difficult to internally assimilate a loss, especially to her supporters.

The girl group "Four of Diamonds," were chosen with their rendition of Christina Aguilera's "The Voice Within," in the sing-off. The girl group was, fortunately, saved by Sharon Osbourne, Nicole Scherzinger, and Louis Walsh.

While viewers threatened to boycott the show, amid more claims it is a fix. Given the fact that Louise´s mentor picked the wrong song for her. Viewers aren´t Happy that Honey G is moving forward which made many viewers more dismayed.

Threats to boycott x-factor started filling Twitter very quick. One of the tweets says that keeping Honey G is the least talented. Another tweet says that Louise going home is a joke.

The Sun reported that hours after her surprise elimination Louise was interviewed by "Good Morning Britain." She admits feeling terrible that despite being consistently performing well every week, judges may have simply picked that she has to go.

Louise told the three hosts of the morning show that she talked with Simon Cowell after the performance. She told him that she already sensed that it may be her last leg in the competition.

Louise will be performing another "Fifth Harmony" song for the "Fright Night Halloween Special" of the ITV show. In the same interview, Louise expressed her doubt in singing another "Fifth Harmony" song as it may be making her too predictable.

At the end of the interview, Louise made it clear that she doesn´t hold her being voted off against Honey G.