Stop everything; put him through. The pretty-faced, non-awful cowboy strolled over to the scary arm-waving sections right away to do some serious hand-touching on the first lines of Hunter Hayes' "Storm Warning. I even wrote down "he's kind of magnetic" even though my best friend my computer and I both knew that what I really wanted to type was "he's not that magnetic.
One of the biggest moments in the episode, for sure. It's probably Brendan Fraser, slumming it. The NYC starving artist chose Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors" along with a fringed vest and a jazzy orchestra in silhouette at the top of a wall that was basically a giant rainbow. Is Creighton trying to tell us he's gay? It might be against the unwritten Idol laws, but he should just go ahead and say it.
Gays love Idol! Why not reciprocate? Steven had his melty "I'm lovin' it" face on throughout Creighton's performance, but Randy and Jennifer cast an uncalled-for doomsday pallor over the rainbow with the implication that Creighton would be sent home. Both of them chose this time to remind the audience that they'd be losing half of these guys after tonight.
But perhaps the strongest evidence that the producers aren't gunning for Creighton: Ryan said he'd talked to Creighton's dad, but they never showed it. Meanwhile, we got an actual liiiiiiiive Ryan-on-dad interview in honor of Phillip Phillips!
I'll say it: I'm loving Phillip and I'm loving his dad, Phillip, even though it's hard to tell them apart. I don't really care at this point if he's copying Dave Matthews' style -- he's a young kid with his own voice and his own face and neither are unpleasant to take in. I loved the tranquil watery background that matched the gentle waves of his growling. I admire anyone who can growl into a high note like Haley! Evil used to communicate his demands to the world," while jennmilazzo went a bit geekier: "It's like the eye of Sauron; forcing us to not change the channel.
Why on earth would Eben Franckewitz choose Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain" as a year-old boy with a voice I might generously describe as "weakly pretty"? Aw, he's so young. He was probably like "We can sing anything?
And I get it, you know? We all sing that song -- in the shower, in the car, in the elevator But little one, you should not sing that on the American Idol stage. You are simply too small in every possible way. The judges, who had to have been horrified on the inside, cheerfully read from their NigelNotes on the outside. Steven threw in something off-script at the end: "Listen to some old blues records -- try to shake it out.
It's a good suggestion in general. Maybe I'll pretend I'm Eben Franckewitz and do that myself right now. But I don't have a stiff crimson blazer. Heejun Han introduced his dancing mom to America -- a good move. She's fun. But she's not good at all," Heejun told the camera crew in secret. In an effort to prove that Asians can do more than outscore you on the SATs -- they can "also sing and melt their hearts He smiled slyly at all the right moments and I notched that Heejun doesn't have to be really demonstrative or even move around at all in order to engage the audience.
His voice sounded better than I was expecting, even though he seems to abandon the ends of certain words as he does when he's speaking.
The judges all criticized his song choice, which I found bizarre. Steven started singing "Hey Jude" and I wish he would have continued He then sang a Jackson 5 song with a beginning, middle and end.
JT can stay on that break from music when dudes like Creighton are waiting in the wings to fill the void. Eben Franckewitz : The Biebs ' look-alike can sing. He tackled Bill Withers' 'Ain't No Sunshine,' and with his supportive parents in tow, he got a golden ticket to the next round. Travis Orlando : We met him last season, but he didn't get very far.
Lo noted that being scared can make you break out of your shell, so they sent him through. She needs to be on the radio, and the judges agree. She's moving forward. Shane Bruce: He graduated high school and headed to the coal mines, since it's a family trade. He followed his "pap" into the field, since his dad has a stable paycheck. Fraker went on to say that Knutson is "the person who really inspired me to audition for this," adding that, "He's a person whose opinion I can respect, so if he says I should be doing this, I guess, OK, I'm gonna do it.
After Fraker made the final 24, his birth dad said, "I've always hoped I would have a part in his life. I just can't wait for the rest of [his] career to start right now. NET story or review, you must be logged in to an active personal account on Facebook. Once you're logged in, you will be able to comment.
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