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Hollywood Week – or "Hell Week", according to this little devil Ryan Seacrest – continued on Monday American idol, who ended up with a threatening competitor (no, promising!) to pee on the floor. And after attending this episode, I could tell.
These poor children were pbaded through the wringer, forced to sing, dance and smile by only sleeping a few minutes. They were treated like … like … well, like kids in Hollywood, to be honest.
But unlike the episode that forced candidates to wait until the last possible moment to know their fate, we are entitled to the result:
GREAT NAMES CROSSING:
* Walker Burroughs should really start listening to her mother, who has never doubted that her son deserves a place in this competition. He quickly travels to Hawaii with a clear interpretation of "Your Song" by Elton John, which made the judges panic.
* There was almost a tone of Katy Perry in Kai the singer"The voice as she approached Freya's constituencies" "Lost Without You", showing many funny voice tricks I did not expect. With a little more confidence in her, she could be a real candidate in this field.
* I would like to congratulate Riley Thompson on what was to be the most beautiful "Ring of Fire" cover I've ever heard.
* Despite the fact that Katy calls this "a very bad song," I liked "1974," the original song Eddie Island played in the solo round. Sometimes it 's good, and I like that he' s dedicated to love. (Do not crush her hippie spirit, Katy!)
* Then came an original song that we could all enjoy: Alejandro Aranda cursed near me broke his heart with his performance of "10 Years", a song about which he wrote – wait for it – a person who interests him a lot. Aside from the impressive singing, I could sit (and watch it) playing the guitar all day long.
* Luke Bryan says it best when he says that Margie Mays "Still do not know how good she is." His performance of "Never Enough" The biggest showman was beautiful.
* I must admit, Tyler Mitchell really grew on me. I did not quite understand at first, but something – perhaps his increased self-confidence – really spoke to me about Chris Stapleton's "Broken Halos" performance. denim country. And you know that the judges love it, because they did not care that he stopped singing the lyrics and started making beautiful noises.
* Drake McCain the kind of voice that just breaks your heart. It's so pure, effortless and authentic. The fact that he dedicated Willie Nelson's "Always On My Mind" performance to his mother (who was in the audience) amplified emotions. He kept the simplicity, but he really did not need anything to get up.
* It's ironic that Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon no longer works for his father preacher, because I feel that he has taken us all to church this week. Her performance in Roberta Flack's "The First Time I See Your Face" was incredible at the next level, from quiet moments to dynamic climaxes. It was really amazing, and the fact that his boyfriend was there to watch made it even more special. (That said, should they play the same Sufjan Stevens song of Call me by your name whenever they show Jeremiah?)
* Myra Tran singing "I cast you a spell" was actually only a formality. Have not we been under his spell since the first day?
* Cry Pretty by Carrie Underwood was an inspired choice for ShayyHer name, since it seems to echo her own recent struggles, has completely crushed her.
* Again, I felt that Nick Townsend made a Shawn Mendes jam ("In My Blood" this time) just as well, if not better, than Mendes himself would have performed. He was really connected to the lyrics, and it came in his 100% performance.
* When Alyssa Raghu sang Pink "What About Us", I felt she was singing it directly to the judges. She is determined to return to her competition and I applaud her tenacity.
* Poor Nate Walker. He barely made the group rounds and, by the time his solo performance took place, he had no voice to speak – or sing – to. I have to agree with Katy that his performance was "ubiquitous", although it was not his fault.
* Like the lyrics, I did not want to fall in love with another look at Chris Isaak's "The Mean Games", but Johanna Jones – and I just could not stop it. (Her boyfriend could not help but do it, surprising her on stage with a proposal she accepted.)
* Other memorable singers still competing include: Laci Kaye Booth, Uche, Bumbly, Wade Cota and Dimitrius Graham.
NOTABLE ELIMINATIONS:
* Although Juan Pablo Following Katy's advice and softening the "queso" factor, Lady Gaga's staggering performance of "A Million Reasons" was not enough to keep him in the competition.
* A last-minute song choice turned out to be disastrous for Austin Michael Robinson, whose unprecedented performance of Chris Stapleton's "Parachute" was strewn with forgotten words. Ironically, he … could have used a parachute.
* Other memorable singers who do not visit Hawaii include Ruthie Craft, Gaba and Katie Belle.
We will update this summary with other names and performance videos as they appear. In the meantime, have your favorites been successful? Which eliminations surprised you? Leave a comment with all your thoughts below.
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