SEAN Paul has blasted the idea of ever collaborating with rap reject Honey G - even remarking that he'd rather be in a KFC ad.

The 43-year-old Jamaican singer, who has worked with X Factor winners Little Mix, turned his nose up at the idea of working with the former ITV contestant.

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Honey G, real name Anna Georgette Gilford, was booted out of the competition on Sunday after facing off against boyband 5 After Midnight in the sing off.

Sean performed on the show alongside Clean Bandit and Anne Marie to perform their hit single Rockabye.

Having watched Honey G's performance in the sing-off, it was safe to say that he was not keen on a collaboration.

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He has worked with a number of high profile artists in the past including The Saturdays, Beyonce, Rihanna and Sia.

Speaking to Tom Green on The Hits Radio breakfast show, he admitted that he'd rather take part in a KFC ad than work with Honey on a single.

He said: "Remember that ad you wanted me to do for Kentucky? I would probably do that quicker."

Sean also spoke about what he thought of her rhyming skills: "Um, I've always loved that rhythm... ha ha!"

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But it appears that the X Factor reject has got a single lined up after all.

She revealed on spin-off show The Xtra Factor that the team behind the show had written an ‘amazing’ single that she can’t wait to perform on the tour.

“I literally cannot wait to perform,” she told hosts Rylan Clark-Neal and Matt Edmondson.

“I know that they’ve written an amazing single, the X Factor team have written a really amazing single so I hope I’ll be performing that.”

But Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli thinks she should take part in a musical with Ed Balls.

Writing in his column for Best magazine, he said: “How hilarious that Honey G challenged Ed Balls to a dance-off.

“Is he the best dance on Strictly? No.

"Is she the best singer on The X Factor? Absolutely not!

"But they're both great fun.

"Gosh, imagine if they starred in a West End show together: it'd be like Apocalypse Now - they'd cause a revolution."

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