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American Idol 2025 Day 7: Ladies Night

 


Last night, our contestants participated in 'Ladies Night', at which everyone performed a song in honor of notable women in music with a little help from Miranda Lambert. Oh and Abby Carter returned too. While this isn't really the contestants' fault, last night was a little bit of a disappointment. And here's why........



We lost another 2 people and they are as follows;

Kolbi Jordan- was already on her last leg
Canaan James Hill- the one time he doesn't do a worship song

Obviously I'm not feeling too great about Canaan's departure, and this marks the end of the 'Platinum' contestants



Okay let's rank;


#8: Josh King

Rolling In The Deep- Adele
This might be a problem


#7: Mattie Pruitt

The House That Built Me- Miranda Lambert
Get It Together Man😡


#6: John Foster

Something To Talk About- Bonnie Raitt
He's fine, that's it


#5: Slater Nalley

Whoever's In New England - Reba McEntire
Had some good moments


#4: Thunderstorm Artis

When We Were Young- Adele
Adele actually had several covers last night


#3: Breanna Nix

Water Under The Bridge- Adele
Great job! Really embraced her inner Adele


#2: Jamal Roberts

Undo It- Carrie Underwood
Nice hat


Best Performance: Gabby Samone

I Was Here- Beyonce
Hate the song, but good job

Not looking forward to tonight. Thanks For Reading

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