American Idol Recap: 'Hollywood Round #1'
American Idol Recap: 'Hollywood Round #1'
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American Idol recap: 'Hollywood Round #1'
American Idol
Oh, Ryan Seacrest. Can you imagine a world without Ryan Seacrest? I don’t ever want to. Mr. Charisma himself takes on the intro of American Idol this week by walking up through what it takes to become an Idol. It starts with the audition: easy. Getting a golden ticket: difficult. Hollywood week? A BLOODBATH LIKE YOU’VE NOT SEEN ON TELEVISION BEFORE. Okay, maybe that’s a little intense. But the thing is, Hollywood Week is known for being insanely crazy and difficult. And that’s not even counting how crazy it was for Jeneve to ride in a plane with three seats on either side. That’s just bonus crazy! Y’all, if this is your first season of American Idol, welcome, because Hollywood Week takes absolutely no prisoners.
This episode we start with lines of 10, narrowing the groups down from there. Jordan Sasser, a.k.a. Man Bun, lets us know that since getting his golden ticket, his wife, Alex, has pretty much forgiven him. That’s nice, but a little unbelievable because she was WAY mad. Anyway, he chooses Tori Kelly’s “Should’ve Been Us,” which in my mind is a song that should only be tackled by Tori Kelly and me, specifically when I’m in the shower. He has a decent performance, but it was a little shouty. Dalton Rapattoni is also in the opening line. He’s your typical Billie Joe Armstrong dreamboat, but also so much more. He does a great rendition of “California Dreamin’.” Jaci Butler follows with “Centuries,” which might be the shortest Fall Out Boy song title ever. It suits her voice. Fun fact: Dalton and Jaci have had a rivalry for 10 years. Can you believe it? They’ll continue their rivalry along with Jordan, because they all make it through.
Jenn Blosil sings “Brother,” at her piano, dominating the song, while continuing to be the interesting and cool girl you meet at your hipster friend’s tea and wine tasting. Thomas Stringfellow tackles “Too Close” by Alex Clare, and Olivia Rox takes on “Genie in a Bottle,” which is sacred Christina ground, but I can let it pass. The judges put all three of them through as well. But then Idol flashes back and introduces us to the “overwhelming number of ladies” in the competition, and you know that has to mean that some women are about to meet their proverbial Idol-maker. Jessica Cabral, a worship leader (does it seem like there’s a lot of those this year?) sings “Photograph,” and then Melanie Tierce tackles Kelly Clarkson’s “Invincible.” But the standout is Sonika Vaid, singing Ariana Grande’s “Almost is Never Enough.” For the first time in the episode, we see a split among our standouts. Melanie, who was once labeled by Harry as this year’s winner, is called forward and then promptly dismissed.
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But we must move forward. Unfortunately, we’re at a crossroads because La’Porsha Renae is up next, and if she doesn’t pass through this round, I’m going to throw my computer through my TV effectively ending my American Idol watching, as well as this recap. She takes on Katy Perry’s “Roar,” making a newfound classic out of it in a way that KATY COULD ONLY (TEENAGE) DREAM OF. She immediately makes it through, and I’m crying, and La’Porsha’s baby is crying, and you better be crying because she just took you to church and then to a nice Sunday brunch afterward. Can you even imagine roaring like that? I know I can’t.
After that power round, we have a line of guys. They’re not roaring, but they’re spitting some serious game to the ladies. That’s right: The judges have put all our “playas” up in one line. Harrison Cohen goes with “Keep Your Head Up,” while Daniel Farmer takes on “Treasure,” while Manny Torres chooses, “Can’t Feel My Face.” Between the three of them, I guess I’d probably say that Manny is the dreamiest, but that doesn’t particularly mean that he’s going through. Harrison is called forward, but it’s the back row that makes it through. It’s a shame because I didn’t think Harrison was the weakest by any standard. Double shame is that means we’ll get no more creepy grandpa, which is a pretty big letdown.
Lee Jean steps up, and I hold my breath because he’s just an innocent, and I want him to have everything good in the world. Melany Huber only gets highlighted for a single line of “Sweeter” by Gavin DeGraw, but I lose my mind listening to how good she is. And then there’s Shelbie Z, who you comment section warriors very aggressively pointed out was on The Voice. You ruined Shelbie Z for me because following her performance, I just wasn’t enthralled to see her go through. Regardless of my opinion, Melany Huber is called forward and then sent home. The downside is that she was wonderful and I knocked my wine over when she was nixed. The good news is that Lee Jean lives to see another round.
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