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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 8, 2011 -- All three finalists, including teenager Amelia Lily and girl group Little Mix, also appeared on Chris Moyles' Radio 1 breakfast show at the start of the week, but Marcus was unable to speak much throughout the interview as he continues to prepare for the showdown this weekend.But he appears to be back to his best, belting out songs as the excitement took over in Merseyside.
Former work: Before Marcus found fame he worked at a hairdressers in Liverpool
The star extended his homecoming tour by then travelling to his old work place, Jonathan James Hairdressers, in the city.

A crowd gathered around the shop as he showed his face in the window and beamed for the waiting devotees.
He also performed an impromptu song for customers and workers in the salon, grabbing a hairbrush and giving his vocals a good workout. Lost in the crowds: Marcus was overwhelmed but took his new found fame in his stride Lapping it up: Flanked by a security guard the 23-year-old had a break from rehearsals in his local area
Clearly excited to be back in town Marcus wrote on Twitter ahead of his arrival: 'Liverpool I'm homeeeee... Can't wait to see you all ??? you don't need wristbands to attend xxx Marcus masks at the ready xx'

And he wasn't the only finalist to have jetted in to their home towns to garner last minute support.
Controversial 'comeback kid' Amelia Lily put claims of a fix surrounding the star behind her as she returned to her home town of Middlesbrough.
Hugging off the controversy: 'Comeback kid' Amelia Lily enjoyed her homecoming in Middlesbrough

School show: Amelia also took to the mic at her old school for screaming fans, despite receiving flack for supposed fixing behind the scenesDressed in a tight black dress with a pink faux fur coat to match her pale pink hair, Amelia looked delighted as she caught up with her former classmates at Teesside High School and treated them to a quick performance in the school hall.
More rumours emerged yesterday that The X Factor is a fix after Amelia's 'winner's single' was made available for pre-order on HMV's website.
While all three finalists have pre-recorded their single to go on sale immediately after the winner is announced this weekend, only Amelia's appeared on the website.
An immediate Twitter storm ensued, causing the HMV site to crash as curious fans flooded the website to see for themselves.

All smiles: Little Mix were stunned at their popularity during a visit to singer Jesy Nelson's hometown of Romford, Essex earlier this weekHowever, HMV spokesperson Gennaro Castaldo said: 'Hmv.com was looking to accept customer pre-orders for versions of the X Factor winner’s single recorded by each of the three finalists.
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'However, due to a technical issue only Amelia Lily’s details were uploaded.'
While Amelia shrugged off the media storm for her gig on Wednesday, four-piece Little Mix headed to Jesy Nelson's hometown of Romford, Essex for a signing earlier in the week.
Looking overwhelmed by their hysterical reception, Tulisa Contostavlos' girls were met with hordes of screaming fans at the city's Liberty Centre and Nelson's old school.

Extra police were reportedly called to the event after thousands of people swamped the venue.

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