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American Idol 2025 Day 9: Disney Night & Mother's Day

 


Last night marked the beginning of the end in my opinion. The contestants did 2 songs, one Disney song under the mentorship of one of my favorite composers Lin Manuel-Miranda, and one song in honor of their mothers for obvious reasons. 


We lost another 2 people and they are as follows;

Mattie Pruitt- not surprised, she almost went home last week
Gabby Samone- bummer

Okay Let's Rank.
 


 
Disney Night;



#5: John Foster

Almost There From The Princess & The Frog
Not the greatest but captured the spirit of the song


#4: Slater Nalley
 
Can You Feel The Love Tonight From The Lion King
He was fine, that's it


#3: Breanna Nix

Reflection From Mulan
She was good, but there were certain notes she didn't elevate


#2: Thunderstorm Artis

Colors Of The Wind From Pocahontas
His highest placement


Best Performance: Jamal Roberts

Go The Distance From Hercules
Again



Mother's Day;


#5: Thunderstorm Artis

Out Of The Blue- Original
Song choice, not my favorite


#4: Slater Nalley

Don't Think Twice, It's Alright- Bob Dylan
Again he was fine, that's it


#3: John Foster

Believe- Brooks & Dunn
For some reason he almost made me cry


#2: Breanna Nix

Like My Mother Does- Lauren Alaina
Probably one of her best performances


Best Performance: Jamal Roberts

A Change Is Gonna Come- Sam Cooke
Your mama would be proud


Another 2 people will be sent home tonight. It's getting down to the wire and I'm kind of scared😬. Thanks For Reading

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