If we were former X Factor contestant, current Top 10 resident and comeback KING, James Arthur, we think we'd have quite a few things to stress out about.
We’d be anxious about releasing another banger to top number 1 hit, Say You Won't Let Go.
We'd probably be a little worried about fans storming on the stage [à la Honey G](planetradio.co.uk/heat/entertainment/tv-movies/honey-g-stage-attacked/
) on this weekends The X Factor.
And we'd also probably be a little worried about losing our voice – it is the money maker, after all.
One thing we probably wouldn’t be scared of, though, is picking up the ladies via dating app Tinder.
ALAS, the real James Arthur has expressed his concern about online dating and being catfished on Tinder.
Speaking to the Daily Star, James revealed: "I can't go on Tinder, I'll get in trouble."
Interesting... Explain please, James.
"I’m afraid that women could fool me on there – some of them would be press or something," he continued.
Umm, he has a point. BUT THE PRESS NEED TO FIND LOVE TOO JAMES, HUN.
He went on to add: "Or that there’d be women who want to kill me!”
Bit extreme.
We get that dating apps can attract a few suspicious characters, but that’s what the swipe left function is for, guys.
Another former X Factor contestant who revealed he's not a fan of Tinder is Olly Murs.
He recently revealed he's definitely not on Tinder and spoke out about wanting to find the love the old fashioned way.
"When it came out and there was a craze I remember thinking this Tinder thing is kicking off. But no, I’m not on it," he told Metro.
Soz tech-savvy ladies, you're going to have put down that smart phone if you want to bag yourselves a date with these boys.
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