Why aren't boy and girl groups as popular in the U.S. as they are in the UK?
In the U.S., the only boy group that is popular these days is One Direction, and the only girl group that is popular is Fifth Harmony. It seems as though boy and girl groups are not as popular here in the United States as they are in the United Kingdom and in Europe. In the UK, boy and girl groups are very popular, there are tons of them. Another British girl group I know of is Little Mix, who, like One Direction, came from the UK version of The X Factor. Speaking of The X Factor, it may also seems that Americans like solo singers better than groups, seeming that the U.S. version of The X Factor, which does groups in addition to solo singers, is off the air, whereas The Voice, which looks for only a single voice, one voice, and does only solo singers, is still on the air. I didn't watch either show, but I like boy and girl groups. I like One Direction, Fifth Harmony, and Little Mix, and I'd like to know: Why aren't boy and girl groups as popular in the U.S. as they are in the UK?
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