'The X Factor': 5 Things We Learned From Sunday's 8-Minute Promo (Video)

When the digital advertisements, mall posters, TV advertisements and steady stream of tweets haven't drilled it to your brain yet, The X Factor is premiering on September 21. Permanently measure, Fox offered an eight-minute preview from the show throughout Sunday evening's National football league double-header -- the very first glimpse America has become of Simon Cowell's latest TV import. Wondering what to anticipate? Listed here are five things we learned from watching the promo...our editor recommends'X Factor's' Simon Cowell Jams Simon Larger, Confesses Anger at 'Idol,' Discloses He and Cheryl Cole No More Speaking 'American Idol' Creator Sues Fox For Millions in 'X Factor' Money (Exclusive) 1) Drama, drama, drama! Whether or not this's the ominous music, the inevitable idol judges' clash, a testy contestant (one Xander Alexander) or perhaps a moody Simon Cowell, the drama bar continues to be elevated. Possibly that The American Idol Show-bashing ad the show released the 2009 summer time was on point: search for your niceties elsewhere. 2) In difficult occasions, dreams can nonetheless be satisfied. Take a look at 13-year-old Rachel Crow, whose family "has, like, nothing,Inch for proof that dreams are intended to be recognized. She takes happens using the confidence of the seasoned professional, launches into her sob story (six people living a 2-bed room house "I'm a woman, I want my very own bathroom!") and never a tear hits the floor. Then, little Rachel breaks into Duffy's "Whim" leaving the crowd -- and most probably, the idol judges' panel -- absolutely floored. Message received: it's talent you will get behind. 3) Second chances get their place. When The Voice didn't quite satiate your requirement for second chances, The X Factor has lots of singing career rejects for that offering, like 42-year-old Stacy, who had been told for that better a part of two decades that they didn't have what must be done. The verbal abuse shattered her confidence, but after belting Aretha Franklin's "(You Are Making Me Seem Like) An All Natural Lady," it had been all previously. Cowell marveled, "That's among the best auditions I've heard during my existence!" Which's saying a great deal, thinking about he was there for that Kelly Clarkson version, which virtually clinched her season 1 Idol title. 4) Cheryl Cole bakes an appearance! While she's no more associated with the show, heaving endured her very own drama for making an exit midway through auditions, it's somewhat heartening to determine that Cheryl Cole wasn't completely removed from U.S. X Factor history. Rather, you are able to clearly see her in the idol judges' table throughout 13-year-old Rachel's La audition. For her alternative Nicole Scherzinger and fellow idol judges L.A. Reid and Paula Abdul, they predictably appear to consider a back burner to Cowell, but viewer beware: that Reid has some serious bite. 5) The new sony Music is ponying in the money. Although X Factor concepts happen to be somewhat evasive about who had been handing within the $5 million allocated towards the winning contestant, Cowell clarifies that "The new sony are setting up $5 million of the money to back a totally unknown champion." It's a stupefying prize in today's music business, whenever a $500,000-budget album can yield exactly the same results, but Cowell isn't worried about getting bang for that buck, the guy clearly just wants the bang. Watch the promo in the whole below: Related Subjects Nicole Scherzinger Paula Abdul Simon Cowell Antonio L.A. Reid The X Factor