American Idle!

~MS~ · 05-24-2007, 06:47 AM

Agree that Sanjaya had the same problem last night as always, he just didn't have the vocals to carry him and I am of the opinion that only vote for the worst kept him around as long as he was. As to the final vote wowzers on the numbers. I was disappointed but not surprised at the results. I won't claim that they are rigged but anyone else notice, the winner pattern tends to be boy girl boy girl? Be it that they slanted the song choice in favor of Jordan or just pure luck that "my now" song while on it's own is still just 'eh', it was as opposite of Blakes style as country week was.

The show last night was LONG and the golden Idols were at best 'tacky' ..... I don't even have words for the first one with the overaged, outrageously attired person. Then the best friend award where they inform him that they are officially sponsoring the little critter and they've named it Simon? Granted the boys had to agree to the humilation but still....tacky.

AllyOops! · 05-24-2007, 09:58 AM

Wow!! In regards to Carrie Underwood's vocals, I was thinking that something was a little "off" my own self during her first performance. As the show progressed, I thought she sounded much better, but that first performance? Everytime she sung the word "you" it sounded a little.. "off".

The Golden Idol awards are pretty hokey. It reminds me of something they would hand out at a lame-o High School Senior Breakfast. You know, where the students & staff thinks it's pure hilarity and it's anything but.

~MS~ - I was thinking of the boy/girl ratio last night, too! The only time it's ever been broken was with Kelly Clarson & Fantasia Barrino, correct? Wasn't Fantasia season 2? It makes you wonder when Randy Jackson stated at the beginning of the season that he predicted a "curly haired girl" would win. That she did, Randy!

I'll really miss AI now that it's in slumber until January 2008. My Grandma & I make watching AI our "together activity" and it always gives us so much to talk about. I thought this was an amazing season contrary to most everybody else!

05-24-2007, 06:47 AM	#1
~MS~ One Happy little Missy! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 658	Agree that Sanjaya had the same problem last night as always, he just didn't have the vocals to carry him and I am of the opinion that only vote for the worst kept him around as long as he was. As to the final vote wowzers on the numbers. I was disappointed but not surprised at the results. I won't claim that they are rigged but anyone else notice, the winner pattern tends to be boy girl boy girl? Be it that they slanted the song choice in favor of Jordan or just pure luck that "my now" song while on it's own is still just 'eh', it was as opposite of Blakes style as country week was. The show last night was LONG and the golden Idols were at best 'tacky' ..... I don't even have words for the first one with the overaged, outrageously attired person. Then the best friend award where they inform him that they are officially sponsoring the little critter and they've named it Simon? Granted the boys had to agree to the humilation but still....tacky. __________________ "Sometimes Miracles Hide"
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05-24-2007, 09:58 AM	#2
AllyOops! It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time!!! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Introspection Intersection Posts: 1,207	Wow!! In regards to Carrie Underwood's vocals, I was thinking that something was a little "off" my own self during her first performance. As the show progressed, I thought she sounded much better, but that first performance? Everytime she sung the word "you" it sounded a little.. "off". The Golden Idol awards are pretty hokey. It reminds me of something they would hand out at a lame-o High School Senior Breakfast. You know, where the students & staff thinks it's pure hilarity and it's anything but. ~MS~ - I was thinking of the boy/girl ratio last night, too! The only time it's ever been broken was with Kelly Clarson & Fantasia Barrino, correct? Wasn't Fantasia season 2? It makes you wonder when Randy Jackson stated at the beginning of the season that he predicted a "curly haired girl" would win. That she did, Randy! I'll really miss AI now that it's in slumber until January 2008. My Grandma & I make watching AI our "together activity" and it always gives us so much to talk about. I thought this was an amazing season contrary to most everybody else!
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