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Mason Noise shunned the 'X Factor' finale last night (13.12.15) when his fellow former contestants gathered for a collaborative performance.
The controversial act decided not to join the likes of Sean Miley Moore, Anton Stephans and Lauren Murray at Wembley arena in London for a group rendition of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' upbeat track 'Downtown' and, instead, posted a cryptic tweet on his Twitter account.
As the fellow contestants took to the stage to perform together, Mason wrote: "I stand for what I believe in #AWE."
But that wasn't the only stir the talented singer caused as he also poked fun at One Direction's Liam Payne when he referred to him as one of "Harry Styles' backing singers."
Alongside a photograph of him posing with the 22-year-old star taken from earlier on in the series, he wrote: "One of the highlights of my experience, meeting one of Harry Styles' backing singers @onedirection #XfactorFinal #onedirection."
Meanwhile, Mason, who came under fire earlier on in the year when he stormed off stage following a heated argument with Simon Cowell, is set to appear in next year's 'X Factor' arena tour but it's not known if his behaviour since his departure has shot his chances of taking part.
Last night's show saw Louisa Johnson, 17, crowned the winner of 2015 after she beat runners-up Reggie 'N' Bollie.

Phillip Schofield has praised the medical team who saved his brother's life after he was taken ill two weeks ago.
The 'This Morning' presenter has paid tribute to the doctors and nurses at Bristol Royal Infirmary hospital for their "astonishing work" in caring for his sibling Tim after he suddenly fell unwell at the beginning of December.
Taking to his Facebook account last night (13.12.15), Phillip said: "THANK YOU for saving my amazing brother. The hardest 2 weeks of all our lives and you were there for all of us, as you tirelessly fixed him, you sensitively fixed us.
"I've seen the astonishing work of our incredible NHS in action and I'm truly humbled by each and every one of you & what you do. THANK YOU xx (sic)."
Phillip, 53, has been absent from the mid-morning show since Tim was taken to hospital and, although it's not known when he will return to the sofa, his co-star Holly Willoughby gave viewers an update on the situation last week.
She said: "As you probably know Phillip's brother Tim has been very, very poorly but we are thrilled to say he is watching today."
Eamonn Holmes and Ben Shepherd have been filling in for Phillip on 'This Morning' while he's been away.

Louisa Johnson won't become a diva despite being crowned the winner of the 'X Factor' last night (13.12.15).
The 17-year-old beauty, who was the favourite to win since the beginning, is set to rake in at least £6 million over the next 12 months but is adamant she won't let her new-found stardom go to her head because she finds it "embarrassing" when people start getting too big for their boots.
Speaking on ITV's 'Lorraine' this morning (14.12.15), she said: "I don't really think I'll get like that [change because of fame]. I think it's a bit embarrassing. I don't want to get like that because I'm not that sort of person."
And the blonde beauty, who is the youngest ever contestant to win 'The X Factor', believes her family will make sure she remains level-headed throughout her future music career.
She added: "They support me so much and they're always pushing me ... [They'll] definitely [keep me grounded."
Meanwhile, although she's focused on making music for the time being, Louisa hasn't ruled out getting a boyfriend but is keen to keep that part of her life separate from her career.
The talented star, who has been romantically linked to West Ham footballer Reece Oxford, said: "The thing is, I'm just sort of keeping that part of my life separate to the singing side of things because I don't really think they need to be both involved. Personal life and singing life; two different things and I just want to keep that part of my life here and that part of my life here and just enjoy both of them."
Meanwhile, Louisa is set to have a bright future ahead of her after beating hip-hop act Reggie 'N' Bollie to the top spot, as bosses predict she'll be as big as 2006 winner Leona Lewis.

Simon Cowell reportedly wants George Michael to become a judge on next year's 'The X Factor.'
The music mogul, 56, is desperate to persuade the legendary Wham singer, 52, to join the panel for the next series after bosses on 'The Voice' recently eyed him up for a mentoring gig on the rival show.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "George was a guest singer on the show in 2009 and Simon tried to get him for 'X Factor USA.' Maybe he can finally persuade him as 'The X Factor' has a track record for finding artists, while 'The Voice' still hasn't found a star in four years."
However, a spokesman for the programme added: "No discussions have been held yet on next year's series."
Meanwhile, viewers saw Louisa Johnson, 17, who was the favourite to win from the beginning, crowned the champion of the 'X Factor' 2015 last night (13.12.15) after she beat hip-hop duo Reggie 'N' Bollie to the title.
The blonde beauty - who is the youngest ever contestant to win the programme - is set to rake in more than £6 million over the course the next 12 months and is expected to follow in the footsteps of 2006 winner Leona Lewis.
And, despite missing out on the top spot last night, Reggie 'N' Bollie are convinced the loss doesn't mark the end of their journey as they're also planning to release a single.

Rita Ora has suggested she won't return to 'The X Factor' in 2016.
The 25-year-old pop star - who mentored eventual winner Louisa Johnson this year - has hinted she is to walk away from the ever-popular talent contest amid reports that her friend and fellow judge Nick Grimshaw is also set for the axe.
Speaking last night (13.12.15), Rita told 'Xtra Factor': "As a new judge it's a good way to leave the show."
Rita's remarks come shortly after an insider claimed Nick, 31, is to be booted from the programme.
A source said: "It feels like the writing has been on the wall for him. He has got better, but it's too little too late."
It's thought that either Louis Walsh or One Direction star Louis Tomlinson - who joined Simon Cowell at judges' houses this year - will replace him on the judging panel.
Tomlinson, 23, has previously admitted to being interested in the job.
He said: "I've handed my CV to Simon for next year's show, so we will see how it goes. It's definitely something I am thinking about. I am the biggest 'X Factor' fan and I would love to be there week in, week out and really give that level of passion. I think I would be a decent judge.
"I've been in Simon's ear the last few years about helping him out, so when he did actually ask me officially I was honoured. It was more me asking him non-stop, a lot of relentless nagging. I'd love to do more judging to be honest. It's been great to be involved in the process."

Karren Brady doesn't want to be a "TV wannabe".
The 'Apprentice' star has been offered a stint on BBC One show 'Strictly Come Dancing' but insists she has no plans to become a television personality and would rather focus on being the vice-chairman of football club West Ham.
She shared: "Although I do 'The Apprentice', I have no interest in being a TV personality. I've been offered my own TV show and been asked to do 'Strictly Come Dancing', cooking shows, even ice-skating.
"But c'mon, what serious business person does that? I'm not a TV wannabe. I won't be flogging you a keep-fit DVD this Christmas."
The 46-year-old businesswoman also opened up about working with Lord Alan Sugar on the BBC One business show and admits she is always in awe of his "grit and determination".
She added to The Sunday Times magazine: "Working with Alan Sugar is different. Like a lot of people I work with, he made his own success through grit and determination. I love the fact that he had a tough upbringing, but didn't sit there thinking the world owed him a favour."

Kara Tointon says her 'Strictly Come Dancing' romance was "inevitable".
The 'EastEnders' star dated her professional dance partner Artem Chigvintsev - who she met on the BBC One show - for four years and claims the producers put her with the dancer knowing they were both single.
She told The Sunday Telegraph's Stella magazine: "I was single and they put me with the single guy! I was so angry.
"I was determined we wouldn't get together and then of course you're spending so much time with this person and he was so wonderful... So yes, it was inevitable really. It was my worst nightmare. I hate people knowing everything."
Meanwhile, the 32-year-old actress previously revealed she is feeling more "comfortable" in her own skin since splitting from Artem.
She said previously: "Being on your own means you have no choice but to concentrate on yourself and that's been a really good thing for me. I've immersed myself in work I love, I'm finding time for things
I enjoy, like painting - I love to paint - and I've taken up yoga and wall climbing.
"It's funny, because all of a sudden I've become comfortable in my own skin. I've got this energy I didn't have in my 20s. I've done everything a bit topsy-turvy, in that I always used to be a homebody, vegging on the sofa, but now I'm enjoying going out and having fun. I've got a bit of catching up to do, for sure."

Adele admitted performing in front of the 'X Factor' judges made her nervous.
Although she has multiple awards for her music - including an Oscar and a number of Grammys - Adele said singing on Sunday's (13.12.15) show in front of the panel - Simon Cowell, Rita Ora, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini and Nick Grimshaw - was terrifying.
After giving a stunning performance of her comeback single 'Hello' at the SSE Wembley Arena, Adele said: "I don't think I could go through that again. You're so close, I feel like I'm auditioning. You look so far away on the telly."
However, the singer - who is a huge fan of the TV talent show - admitted she loved every second of performing, saying: "That was so amazing! I've been waiting for half my life to do that. Thanks for having me. I nearly burst out laughing the whole way through. "
Adele wasn't the only star to perform on the final, with One Direction making what is believed to be their final TV appearance before their upcoming hiatus.
The quartet - Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson - performed their latest single 'Infinity' as they returned to where it all began for them before Simon, who put them together as a boyband on the show, shared some sweet words.
He said: "This takes me back five years ago when I met five guys as solo artists. I know you are taking a break, you deserve a break and I just want to say thank you, enjoy the break. Enjoy the time off, have a fantastic time. I'm proud of who you have become. You have been an absolute pleasure to work with."
Host Olly Murs then introduced a video featuring a host of famous faces including David Beckham, Danny DeVito, Little Mix and Wayne Rooney, who paid tribute to the group.
Danny, who starred in their 'Steal My Girl' music video, quipped: "Spend some of that money and while you're at it take some acting lessons."
A video of Beckham showed him singing along to their music before saying: "Boys, what can I say. Five years and you have given so much to so many people. You are unbelievably talented but more importantly unbelievably nice guys. You need to come back soon or you're going to have more videos like that."
Soccer star Wayne told them to "enjoy your holidays" while Little Mix proved they are firmly Team One Direction when they said: "You guys have smashed it for many years and we are so proud of you."
Simon then added: "It's been a privilege, it's been fun. Enjoy the break and I'll always be there."
The quartet performed one last song, 'History', which they have stated is a thank you to their fans, as a video montage of them played in the background.
They shared a group hug before Liam told Olly: "We've had the most amazing five years, we can't believe what's happened to us. We're sad to be going away for a while but we need it."
Earlier "ThisIsNotTheEndOfOneDirection" was trending worldwide on Twitter as fans shared the hashtag and their hope that the band will return after their planned hiatus.
Coldplay also took to the stage to perform 'Adventure Of A Lifetime'.

Louisa Johnson has won 'The X Factor'.
The 17-year-old singer immediately burst into tears after being announced as the winner of the show on Sunday's (13.12.15).
Her mentor Rita Ora said: "Thank you to Louisa for being the most wonderful, fabulous, beautiful winner of the 'X Factor'. Thank you to everyone and to Simon Cowell for this amazing experience."
A tearful Louisa said it was what she has always dreamed of.
Runners-up Reggie N Bollie were praised by their mentor Cheryl Fernandez-Versini who said it is "just the beginning" for them.
Earlier in the evening both finalists performed their favourite songs from the series. Reggie N Bollie chose their mash-up of One Direction's 'What Makes You Beautiful' and OMI's 'Cheerleader' before finishing with Reel 2 Real's 'I Like To Move It'.
They received a standing ovation from the entire judging panel and wild screams from the audience.
Simon said: "Yesterday you were good, today you set it up a gear. I was thinking this week that Louisa was going to win the show but after that we may be in for a surprise."
Louisa's mentor Rita praised the duo while Reggie N Bollie's emotional mentor Cheryl said: "I have believed in you and loved you from day one. Thank you for trusting me and believing in me. I love you."
The duo said: "Thank you Cheryl for believing in us and making us share that belief. We really appreciate it."
Louisa's song of the series was 'It's A Man's World', which also won her a standing ovation.
Cheryl could barely be heard over the appreciative audience as she told Louisa she was running out of words of praise while Simon added: "That is what's called 'The X Factor'. In all the years I have done this show, I have never seen anything as good as this. You're not human."
Nick Grimshaw added: "It's like a slap in the face when you perform, you're no longer a contestant, you're an artist."
Both artists also performed their own versions of the winner's single, a cover of Bob Dylan's 'Forever Young'.
Performances on the show came from Coldplay, who sang 'Adventure Of A Lifetime' and Adele with a rousing rendition of her comeback single 'Hello'.
Although Adele tipped Louisa to win, she admitted that Lauren Murray was her favourite 'X Factor' contestant.
One Direction sang two songs, their new single 'Infinity' and fan favourite 'History', their last TV performance ahead of their upcoming hiatus.