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gaylel1 -> RE: American Idol Season 7 (5/15/2008 1:08:28 AM)
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ORIGINAL: stateofgrace quote:
ORIGINAL: gaylel1 I think this season was one of the worse ever. With the exception of some, I don't think none of these people will ever sell records than those the previous years. And that's includes David A. quote:
Huh? The former Idol finalists have been a very mixed bag. You think none of these three could be more successful than former first place finishers Ruben Studdard and Taylor Hicks ? No, I don't think so because to be honest, AI is really killing music because there is no orginality and if the future of music is turning out manufactured pop stars, the music business is really in trouble, which is already is anyways. quote:
And you think they'll be less successful than former second place finishers Justin Guarini, Diana DeGarmo, Bo Bice (God bless him, but he's only now getting back into his career) and Katharine McPhee? Blake Lewis is likely only going to have moderate success. Justin had not been successful because he had his personal issues, before he landed the gig w/the T.V Guide channel, Diana has been on Broadway, Bo has been having medical issues before he got back in gear and Katherine's album has tanked. quote:
And as far as the third place finishers, who even remembers Nikki McKibbin from season one (I checked on Wikipedia, after years of problems her first album has just come out)? Jasmine Trias from season three is really only popular in Hawaii and the Philippines. Vonzell Solomon from season four has the dubious honor of being the highest-finishing American Idol contestant to not get signed to a recording contract afterward, and has struggeled professionally. Kimberley Locke from season two and Elliot Yamin from season five been fairly successful; Melinda Doolittle's first post-Idol album will be released this year. That's my point. Just because you been on Idol it does not guarantee a successful music career. I'm not saying that these people will fall on their faces, but with slow record sales with some Idols, I believe that people are getting tired of the concept and they want to hear real music from real people.
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