The Apprentice fans fumed ‘I’ve never cringed so hard’ as they sunk their claws into the ‘worst episode they’ve ever watched’.

Episode two of the BBC show saw the two teams battle it out to make the best virtual pop star.

Amber Rose and Anisa took on the roles of project manager on Thursday night.

Viewers watched the budding entrepreneurs create their own avatar, song, music video and host their own event to promote what they had made – and it was the team with the most revenue that was crowned the winner.

It was Anisa’s team, the creators of brand Bami, who were crowned winners, with their Taylor Swift-inspired character.

Meanwhile Amber Rose’s duo Fred & Nadz failed to impress their potential brand partners.

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The Apprentice fans admitted that they have ‘never cringed so hard’ after the ‘worst episode they’ve ever watched’

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An animated Lord Sugar appeared in front of the candidates to explain what their task was

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Those watching at home couldn’t believe their eyes and rushed to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share how unimpressed they were.

One wrote: ‘This pop star episode of #TheApprentice has to be one of the worst in the history of the series.’

Another said: ‘This just might be the worst episode of #TheApprentice I’ve ever watched in my life.’

‘Bami is THE worst thing I’ve ever seen on any episode of #TheApprentice,’ a third confessed.

A fourth added: ‘WTF IS THAT RAP SONG HAHAHAHAHAHA. THIS IS SOOO BAD OMG.’

A fifth tweeted: ‘Omg I can’t this task is SO embarrassing these songs and avatars are so bad.’

A seventh chimed in: ‘Sorry but these virtual pop stars are so so bad why do they think what they’ve created is actually good??’

It was Aoibheann Walsh who became the second candidate to be axed from this year’s series of the BBC show.

Those watching at home took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to say the same thing about Thursday’s task

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Amber Rose brought back Nadia and Aoibheann to the boardroom

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It was Aoibheann who was axed from the show on Thursday evening

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The businesswoman lost the battle to Amber Rose Badrudin and Nadia Suliaman.

Her elimination comes after Emma Rothwell’s elimination last week.

An unimpressed Lord Sugar said: ‘Aoibheann, one of the big mistakes being made here was digitising the voice, which put a lot of people off…

‘On balance, Aoibheann, I don’t think in the last two tasks I’ve actually heard much from you or see you do much.

‘So, I’m sorry to say, Aoibheann, you’re fired.’

The salon owner was devastated with his choice, and after the obligatory walk to the waiting taxi, admitted: ‘I’m a little disappointed that I didn’t really get the opportunity to shine.

‘I do wish I did speak out a little more and if I did, I probably wouldn’t be sitting here right now.’

Elsewhere in the episode, The Apprentice aired a show first after Lord Sugar brought back a former contestant.

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Tre Lowe, 50, who took part in the show last year appeared in the instalment to help one of the teams make their own song.

Speaking exclusively to Mail Online about his comeback, Tre – who was part of UK garage duo Architechs – said: ‘So me being someone who is known from the music business and an ex-contender, I guess from their point of view, it’s great.

‘What’s been good is, I resonated enough with the public, they deemed it a cool thing perhaps to do.

‘I don’t know what the thought process was, I was just so glad to be there.

‘It was only about half of the candidates, but to get a chance to speak to them, see how they are, only briefly, it was also really really great because I was in their position a year before that.

‘I am excited. I can’t wait to watch it.’

The Apprentice airs Thursdays at 9pm on BBC One and is available to stream on iPlayer.