American Idol Day 5: Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame

Yesterday, Idol had the remaining contestants pay tribute to inductees of the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, which includes one of the judges, Mr. Lionel Ritchie. Only 2 contestants were eliminated last night and they are as follows;

Jordan Anthony- Don't Ever Do A Whitney Song AGAIN!

Nya- Bummer, but I'm not surprised.

Both were judges choice, so I'm not surprised they didn't last long. Anyway, now it's time for the ranking. There was a lot of Whitney covered last night to the point where I was surprised Nya didn't do Whitney, so I was on edge A LOT;

#12: McKenna Faith Breinholt

Hard To Say I'm Sorry- Chicago

It's like her and Jayna are switching places

#11: Emmy Russell

I Can't Make You Love Me- Bonnie Raitt

Please relax, you're making me nervous

#10: Mia Matthews

Those Memories Of You- Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris

Like always, she's fine. That's it

#9: Julia Gagnon

Run To You- Whitney Houston

Look man, you're good. But you're no Whitney

#8: KB Richins

I Hate Myself For Loving You- Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

This was probably her best performance and the most confident I've seen her

#7: Will Moseley

Night Moves- Bob Seger

He was good, probably his best

#6: Kayko

High & Dry- Radiohead

Same as Will

#5: Jack Blocker

Don't Think Twice, It's Alright- Bob Dylan

Good as always

#4: Triston Harper

Heartbreak Hotel- Elvis Presley

That was ADORABLE! 💖

#3: Roman Collins

You're All I Need To Get By- Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell

Glory To God, He Made It Another Week!

#2: Abi Carter

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road- Elton John

Her best performance to date in my opinion

Best Performance Of The Week: Jayna Elise

I Have Nothing- Whitney Houston

I Approve 👍

More tomorrow. Thanks For Reading

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