Diana Ross wannabe is hurting my ears.
Posted on 01/18/2011 5:53:18 AM PST by silent_jonny
I think you’ll like it.
Wuh wuh, wuh wuh, wuh wuh....
the gals are not impressing
I think she’s on right now, complete with denim bustier! :)
She is trying to Whitney Houston this tune......(First time I have used Whitney Houston as a verb)
Probably. She was in lots of stuff in the 80’s.
There was nothing good about that. Bad notes, bad outfit, just everything. Her make up looks nice (Paula comment).
Her hair has its own zipcode
It’s ok. Any noun can be verbed these days.
Good thing these chicks don’t try Debbie Gibson or Tiffany.
I have a birds nest under the deck that looks pretty much like that hair style.
Alicia Keyes...I hope they don’t sing Fallin’
BUT SHE’S DIANA ROSS!
LOPEZ SHOULD GO BACK TO THE BRONX.
“She is trying to Whitney Houston this tune”
I think the judges just Bobby Browned her performance!
IM glad Lauren is going later in the program...I truly like that lass, and hope she does well...
I’m convinced that I’m hearing totally different songs than the judges are hearing. Absolutely.
Best so far! She seems the most competent and professional of the girls.
Steven: Jonsey, may I call you Jonesy? You have the voice of a queen!
J-Lo: You have all the makings of a diva. Your confidence up there is breath-taking.
Randy: You got the confidence, you got the stage presence. Wasn't thrilled with the song. I just feel else something for you.
That cracked me up. Jlo did not look amused that big hair girl was imitating her.
Lots of wavering without getting back to the central key of the song. Many singers do so only by ear. They are at a disadvantage if they can’t read music. Music theory is helpful too and so are music history-appreciation classes but winging it seems to be the way to do nowadays.
"That's actually a perfect Enzo."
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