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American Idol Day 9: Adele Night

 



Yesterday, the Top 7 performed 2 songs; one that makes them dance, and an Adele song. We are now left with 5 contestants as 2 have been eliminated;


McKenna Faith Breinholt- I did say she would be going home soon

Julia Gagnon- well that was a surprise 😳


With Julia gone, Abi is now the only remaining platinum ticket (honestly, I had a feeling she would probably go the farthest out of the 3)

Time to rank;




Part 1: Songs That Make You Dance-



#5: Abi Carter


My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em' Up)- Fall Out Boy
She said she can't dance, and it was painfully obvious. She wasn't terrible vocally though


#4: Emmy Russell


Shut Up & Dance- Walk The Moon
Nerves got to her again and she somewhat missed the point of the assignment


#3: Triston Harper


T.R.O.U.B.L.E- Travis Tritt
Vocally he wasn't better than Emmy, but at least his nerves were under control. And if he keeps dancing he's gonna make my heart explode from over-exposure to adorableness 😂


#2: Will Moseley


Gimme Three Steps- Lynyrd Skynyrd
That was probably his most fun performance


#1: Jack Blocker


Long Tall Sally- Little Richard
The dude finally tops a list






Part 2: Adele Songs-



#5: Triston Harper


Easy On Me
Not the right song for him


#4: Emmy Russell


Water Under The Bridge
She was a little awkward to me


#3: Will Moseley


Rolling In The Deep
I would've liked it more if the note were higher


#2: Jack Blocker


One & Only
Back to second place


#1: Abi Carter


Hello
Perfect song choice



More next week. Thanks For Reading 

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