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End is a beginning for 'Idol' finalists; Archuleta is the one to beat
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I'm a fan of both David's for different reasons. I can't wait to see what David A. will do one day. I love his voice, but David C., is already a star, and I think this is his time to shine.
David C. hits it out of the ballpark every single week. Period.
Some prefer David A.'s style, and some Cook, but consistency, c'mon, David C. never forgets lyrics, and despite some health and personal problems, he commands that stage like a professional every single week, without his daddy to help him pick songs or prep him for interviews.
Thanks, Carmen for writing about his fan base being more than young girls because we are fans of every age, young and old.
DA appears very humble... I hope its not just an act. I hope he wins. But how do you equate humility with Americanism? I don't see that as a national trait.
He seems to lack confidence, is always amazed looking at applause and praise from the judges - that's not the persona that I usually see from Americans. Think Nancy Kerrigan at the Olympics. She wasn't the best skated, but acted like she was. Happily the judges didn't buy in to her bravado.
Everything I've read about David sounds like the humility is real, but I'm just not convinced.
David has become an inspiration to a lot of people & believe it or not, he has able to move them into tears. "David is My Hero" was the title of that compilation they have made.
In the long run, i care less if David wins or not (w/c i think he will) because for me, he is already a LEGACY that is very well pierced in my heart. Thank you very much. =]
So, let Archuleta win... no problem with that as he NEEDS to be molded and shaped... he needs guidence in order to succeed properly and thus might benefit from being overly controled by "Idol" producers for the next year and during the creation of his debut CD.
Next week I plan to vote for Cook heavily to assure he's in the final two, then on the final I'll vote for Archuleta to help ensure Cook gets the better position long term career wise... 2nd place. The longer you're in it, but without winning, the more free huge media exposure and promotion you get.
There are many things Archuleta needs to fix about himself, but Cook is ready to go into stardom... he's already there.
What's wrong with Archuleta? He never varries his singing style/delivery, doesn't try to match it with the song and more often than not fails to sell it. He shouldn't sound like he's doing a ballad when it's up-temp/rock. He stays in his safety zone.
I feel quite confident that David Archuleta will win the final coveted title of Season 7's American Idol and have a great career.
I also feel that Brooke will have, like yourself - many many opportunities for her fans to still have contact with her and benefit by her wonderful personality and talents.
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