Yes in all honesty it?s inconceivable that Mr T would put a foot wrong.

For Utada to sign a contract that would ultimately conflict with her desire to take a Hiatus makes no logical sense.

And rightly pointed out, EMI current management over a decade and more have painstakingly looked after Utada career assembling a dedicated management team with experience and passion that has provided the freedom for Utada to develop as a hugely successful artist and musician.

One noticeable aspect from Hikaru Utada (myself right now) documentary and ?the making of? Goodbye happiness was how creative and forthright Utada came across in making sure certain requirements were fulfilled, some points Utada made were explained in precise detail.

At first part of me did not want to except the possibility of Utada playing a ?role? in the US X factor a hoax, which is rather bonkers I know, but these last few months, Wildlife, CM?s, Interviews, tweets have afforded fans a more close up and personal insight to Utada, for a brief moment it was a tremendous buzz to think that Utada might have been approached to take part.

Utada is blessed when placed in front of a camera, radiating an infectiously likable quality, with the X Factor?s 16 to 34 audience range, a potential 30m plus viewers, get the format to work more for Utada?s style, I?m thinking on the editing side, and it easy to let ones imagination get carried away?