Who's The Real American Idols?

Hey everyone, this week i notice the truth in the pleasure of hating, and how we like viewing mischief and other peoples misfortune just for our entertainment. But after watching this years auditions for American idol, i ask myself, have they(the producers of the show) finally gone too far?

Now probably anyone who has seen the show can answer the question by saying they did that long ago, but it was clearly evident this year. i mean yeah, we've all seen rejections like this before:



But look closely. usually "some" (2/3) of the judges are conservative towards the rejects. but here they go off laughing and snickering WHILE THEY'RE AUDITIONING! Think about it, would you want to go into a job interview, and while you tell the employer why you think you deserve that job, they abruptly, without saying anything, walk out of their office, and come back minutes later with their lunch? Okay, i bet you re thinking, what the hell has Chris been drinking?...i don't know, i have a strange imagination. Anyways, its upright disrespectful on how they treat "most" of the rejects. when we view the majority of the talent, its usually when they go to Hollywood. when we see auditions we see only 10 people get through, and for the next hour and a half.

However while this might sound bit two-faced, these people know what theyre getting into. come on, this is the sixth season, don't you think 5 years of this wouldn't be enough of a clue? But you have to admit, we love it! sure, we like to see the finalists sing their hearts out to get their recognition, we love to see the auditions in their ridiculous get ups, we love to see them too giving it their all and belting out their favorites. but we also have to realize that they're doing what they feel is their best to get through to the next round and strongly believe that they can become the next idol.



so if in some way Fox gets hold of this, Balance it out a bit will Ya! I feel that the auditions do nothing more than exploit people and their shower singer voices, and the people who are true idol hopefuls get 10% of airtime (during auditions, that is). and when you do that then we can see more of who has a great amount of musical talent (which is what i believe, supposed to be the true purpose of the show) and who tries their best to make it but fall short...

...Just show anyone but this girl, because quite frankly, she's Nuckin' Futs: