I am so glad that Candice Glover won American Idol. Not only
do I think she is a better singer than Kree Harrison, but I also liked her
personality better. I personally would have preferred Angie Miller was in the
top two, but I’m just glad Candice won. That woman has such an extremely
powerful yet controlled voice. I would give anything to sing even remotely as
good as she can. And to think, this was her third time auditioning for American
Idol! The finale was, as usually too long, but I did enjoy a few of the
performances such as Emeli Sande and Amber Holcomb’s performance of Next to Me
and Jesse J's surprise performance with Angie Miller. It was really awesome
that Jesse J asked Angie to perform at a concert in London. Man, I would die
from a heart attack if my idols, Pink or Kelly Clarkson, asked me to sing at
one of their concert. I was surprised by how many performances the judges did.
I wonder why Nicki Minaj did not perform at all. To be honest I'm glad she did
not perform. Not only am I not a fan of her music but I am not a fan of her
behavior on American Idol as a judge. She was very immature and unprofessional.
Minaj often let her own personal biases and emotions skew her criticism. For
example, after Lazaro Arbos performed a song, instead of just politely
critiquing the performance, all she could say was “Okay” in a very rude manner.
I often wonder if Minaj, or the other judges for that fact, realize that they
are being paid to do a job, not spend the time rambling on about themselves or
fighting each other. If this was any other job, they would be reprimanded for their
behavior. It is no surprise to me that The Voice had better ratings over
American Idol. Although the judges could get a little competitive and
egotistical sometimes, Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Shakira, and Usher showed
true concern, compassion, and beneficial criticism towards the contestants on
The Voice. I have been a fan of American Idol since it very first aired,
however, if Idol cannot chose better judges, it may lose a fan.
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