Tuesday, April 27, 2010
RAISE YOUR HOPEFUL VOICE, YOU HAVE A CHOICE: The analysts at What Not To Sing have classified all 700+ songs ever performed on American Idol based on how familiar the audience was with each prior to performance and confirmed that singing an obscure instead of well-known song doesn't make any difference in terms of your likelihood of being eliminated, but you shouldn't sing something that someone else already has performed in the show's history. Tonight: The Songs of Shania Twain.
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Could it be that it a contestant on the edge of elimination who is desperately trying to wrench themselves back onto the ledge, from whence they are dangling by their fingers, have a belief that a song that went over before will go over well again? How have people done on repeat songs which were songs another contestant was elminated on, or when a song leads to an elimination, is that song now radioactive?
ReplyDeleteMmm. People don't seem to learn. The Whitney Houston song "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" is famous as a contestant killer, but people keep picking it.
ReplyDeleteWorse killers exist.
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