It may have taken approximately 17,000 hours, but this weekend, the X Factor judges finally picked their final three contestants – leaving us with a shiny looking 12 potential pop stars.

So naturally, we’ve given each finalist their own personal breakdowns, and we don’t mean to brag, but we’re pretty sure we know who’s going to win already. MARK OUR WORDS.

4th Impact

Most likely to: Dance so hard one of them literally falls through the stage floor.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “We don’t want this journey to end”.

Odds of winning: Very high if they manage update their song choices.

Reggie 'N' Bollie

Most likely to: Make you laugh ‘till you do a little cry.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “There is so much riding on this”.

Odds of winning: Quite low, considering they’ve already been labelled as the new Jedward. But we LOVE THEM.

Alien Uncovered

Most likely to: Give you ALL of the hair goals.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “We have so much more to give”.

Odds of winning: These lot could be iconic. If they stay likeable, they’ll be going straight to the final.

Bupsi

Most likely to: Give your nan a heart attack with her saucy dance moves.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “There’s no plan B for me”. (Although this is a slight cheat because she’s already said this).

Odds of winning: She has a CATCHPHRASE. She’s the runaway winner, obviously.

Anton Stephans

Most likely to: Physically combust due to over excitement.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “I’m going to give 150% percent”.

Odds of winning: We’re genuinely scared that if Anton doesn’t win, there will be a revolution on our hands.

Max Stone

Most likely to: Sail through to the semi-finals without anyone even remembering his name.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “You haven’t seen the best of me yet”.

Odds of winning: If he just throws a telly out a hotel window or something we think his chances will go right up.

Mason Noise

Most likely to: End up being well soppy in an attempt to no longer get booed.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “I’m going to make this song my own.”

Odds of winning: Yeah he’s amazing; let’s get him in the final.

Ché Chesterman

Most likely to: Literally transform into James Arthur before our very eyes, constant overcoat and all.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “This week has been such a rollercoaster of emotions for me”.

Odds of winning: Alarmingly high.

Seann Miley Moore

Most likely to: Slay so good Rihanna comes out of album retirement and duets with him immediately.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “The song I’ve chosen is really out of my comfort zone”.

Odds of winning: As long as people appreciate him as much as they should, he should be in the semis, at least.

Louisa Johnson

Most likely to: Date a mega celeb after the competition

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “I’ve just got to go out there and smash it”.

Odds of winning: She definitely feels like the favourite to win, which feels slightly boring to us.

Lauren Murray

Most likely to: Be a bit forgettable before doing an Adele song in Week 4 and becoming a favourite.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “The pressure is just immense”.

Odds of winning: We reckon she’s got that home vote thing going for her, so that’ll take her far.

Kiera Weathers

Most likely to: Have the best makeover out of everyone – like Fleur East levels of incredible.

Clichéd phrase they’ll definitely say during the live shows: “I want this so badly”.

Odds of winning: Honestly, we think she might fade into the background a little bit. But we’re SO rooting for her.

- By Charlotte Warwick