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The Girls Aloud Story - 2002
  
  
Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and Sarah Harding beat thousands of hopefuls and won the hearts of the nation with their talent to secure a place in the girl band, Girls Aloud, on a talent show called Popstars: The Rivals.
The show aimed to make two bands - a male vocal harmony group, called One True Voice, and a sassy girl group called Girls Aloud. The two bands would then battle it out in the charts for the prestigious Christmas Number One. As soon as it was revealed which girls had made it into the group, the battle for the all important Christmas Number One began...
The Girls began filming the video for their debut single, "Sound Of The Underground", straight away. The video saw the five girls in a warehouse in colour co-ordinated pink and black outfits doing a dance routine and sultry looks to the camera. It was a thousand times better than the boys' effort - "Sacred Trust".
It was revealed on the final show of Popstars: The Rivals that "Sound Of The Underground" had beaten the boys and grabbed the Christmas No.1 spot. The girls were extatic and getting the No.1 made them the holders
of various records including the first girlband ever to debut at No.1. "Sound of the Undeground" stayed at the top for 4 weeks.
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