The Voice 2013: Jessie J hits back at critics who branded her "unpleasant" and "attention-seeking" on show

The Voice 2013: Jessie J hits back at critics who branded her "unpleasant" and "attention-seeking" on show

Whatever you think of Jessie J, it's certainly difficult to deny she's great at commanding the attention of an audience.

But the star, 25, divided opinion after appearing as a judge on the first series of The Voice last year and it seems she's struggled to win over some viewers in season two.

Now, we quite like Jessie and we reckon it would be a right old laugh if she came round to our house on a Sunday afternoon and sang songs to us while we danced along.

However, the Price Tag singer appears to have rattled some people's cages, following her appearance on the opening episode of series two of The Voice on Saturday.

Jessie put all her energy and passion into giving feedback to The Voice auditionees and even ran up and sat at the front of the stage when she particularly like one hopeful's performance o n last weekend's show.

But her actions were a little too much to take for some viewers with critics branding her “unpleasant” and “attention-seeking”.

Jessie knows she has the backing of her boys if anyone so much as looks at her in the wrong way from now on

Not one to take harsh comments lying down, Jessie tweeted her 6.4 million followers for blasting her after seeing just a few clips on the show and without even meeting her in person.

She wrote: “And we hung out when? An edited version is never the full story. You wouldn't write a review on a book after reading 3 pages would you?”

She added: “When you go to b***** about someone you have never met.... Think.... for a second before you do... 'Oh yeah I have NEVER met them'.”

The slightly scary side of Jessie's personality was angered after a number of critics, as well as Twitter users, slated the star for her performance as a panelist.

The Mirror's Ian Hyland was one. He wrote: “I was beginning to wish Jessie had decided on a sponsored silence for Comic Relief rather than shaving her head.”

Another stated: “But what really kills the mood is the malign presence of Jessie J, who still mistakes being charmless, rude, egotistical and unpleasant for being 'real'.”

Moral of the story? Don't get on the wrong side of our Jessie.

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