Comments on: American Idol 2010 Top 20 Elimination Results

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Americe idol | Grmetromanagement — Mon, 30 May 2011 05:58:39 +0000

[...] American Idol 2010 Top 20 Elimination Results | American Idol 2011Subscribe to American Idol Alerts: … It’s time for the American Idol results! Tonight the four performers with the lowest votes, two guys and two girls, will be sent home when Ryan Seacrest announces your voting results. I’m sure Ellen will calm nerves with a good banana joke. [...]

By: Alana

Alana — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 19:45:02 +0000

My grandma and I agree- CRYSTAL SUCKS! Come on, people! How did she come in second place???

By: Alana

Alana — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 19:43:39 +0000

What on earth are you talking about? Tim is too awesome, he should have stayed. Too bad he lost…

By: Brian

Brian — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:00:41 +0000

Once again the girls show that they are much stronger than the boys. We now have two tiers of ladies -Crystal, Lilly and Siobhan at the top (with Crystal probably having a slight edge now, but Siobhan a very close second), with Didi, Lacey and possibly Katelyn right behind. Lacey, who previously looked like a goner, gave a much-improved performance this week. Didi was also good, but Katelyn very disappointing with her karaoke Carole King cover – she might be in danger, but Paige (TERRIBLE this week) and Katie (BORING) deserve to go.

As for the men -what happened to our supposed front-runners, Casey, Lee and Andrew?? All gave listless, uninspired performances this week – and Casey and Andrew seem a bit too confident of their survival. Michael was unquestionably the best this week -incredible performance. But what about Tim’s unexpected great performance of Hallelujah?! Will this guy be the Sanjaya of 2010 who just manages to escape extinction long beyong his expiration date?

By: Jovesta

Jovesta — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:55:06 +0000

It is definitely a different kind of season. The boys are showing a lot of country influence and the girls are showing indie… I wish that Todrick were better received as he is energized and fun, but I can see how he may be seen as a Broadway performer, which is not a terrible thing at all! But I do agree that the performances are all a bit devoid of energy.

By: Billy

Billy — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:49:01 +0000

Big Idol fan, but this year’s participants are putting me, and my family to sleep. Randy Dud, Simon, can you get these guy’s to pick it up. Who is picking their songs? Boring!!

Thanks
Sleepless in Colorado

By: Amy Shacker

Amy Shacker — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:05:12 +0000

DIDI finally got that edge she needed last night if she wants to keep competing against the top 3 girls, unlike Paige, Michelle and Katelyn, who will be very successfull down the track but they need to get more experience and surrender to who they are as artists you cant force that, it takes time i think they will be next to go home where they will begin thier journey to a long road of success. Lacy and Didi are competing against each other now, as they both have those incredibly feminine, fall in love voices , i cant wait to hear them on a record so i can buy it, i love these girls, its still going to come down to those 3 outrageously talented unique woman, go ‘Dreds 11′, ‘Peroxide panda’ and Quirky little strange one. Hot right now!!!!!!

By: Rene

Rene — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:48:21 +0000

After watching last nights performances I still like Siobhan, Chrystal, and Lily although I was a bit disappointed in Lily last night. She is not a country singer and that song was the wrong choice for her.
I was also disappointed with Lacy’s performance because I enjoyed her so much last week.
Paige attempted to sing “Smile” and it was horrible. I was almost embarrased for her.
I’m sure we won’t see her anymore. I also expect to see Michelle and Katelyn go. They stunk. I have to say the best performance for last night was Chrystal. She really knows her stuff. I’m hoping Lily picks a better song next time. She has a very unique voice that I would like to hear more of.

By: June

June — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:28:12 +0000

American idol (and america)does raise a few questions. Michelle got alot of great comments from the judges. It was even said that it was her best performance yet. So why did she go home? America is obviously not voting according to vocals. And another thing, since this is AI, i don’t think the judges should put in any insight on how the contestants perform because it is affecting the way america votes. It seems like america is voting according to what the judges say rather than how america themselves feel. BTW shioban and didi are my favorites, and i really thought Haeley was a great singer, i just think she probably would have gotten a little farther if maybe she would have sung a black song, it just seemed like she was trying to be someone she’s not.

By: Rene

Rene — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:28:14 +0000

Kumax… I chose Michael Lynche as the best of the male singers because he has a good singing voice and is talented. I did not choose to vote for Haeley Vaughn, who is also black, because she cannot sing. That is what the show is all about. Talent; not color. It has nothing to do with marorities or minorities-Republican or Democrat.
I would almost agree with you that it is almost impossible for whites to win a dance contest on ABDC on Mtv, but that is because most blacks are better dancers than whites. It’s all about talent.
Also, you shouldn’t need to review the contestants if you followed the show from day one. Opening the polls two hours after the show is the best way to do it because voters have a sence of who they want fresh in thier minds.
Saying things like a black was eliminated because of racism, or republicans is totally rediculus and if thats the way you vote, than we certainly don’t need voters like you.
Stick with the issue. TALENT!