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To: silent_jonny

Iovine: I don’t think beatboxing in the middle of it would be a bad idea.

retrokitten: SHUT UP, JIMMY!!! Unless you are a member of The Fat Boys, beat boxing is NEVER a good idea.


1,297 posted on 04/13/2011 5:14:21 PM PDT by retrokitten (It took so long to see that truth was all around me- Ray LaMontagne)
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To: retrokitten

Whoa Paul! He really loves those gaudy outfits!


1,300 posted on 04/13/2011 5:15:08 PM PDT by slugbug
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To: retrokitten
retrokitten: SHUT UP, JIMMY!!! Unless you are a member of The Fat Boys, beat boxing is NEVER a good idea.

LOLOL!

Who would have thought that will.i.am would have been the voice of reason on that?

1,418 posted on 04/13/2011 5:44:07 PM PDT by silent_jonny
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To: Wolfstar; doug from upland; All

Scotty McCreery

His first choice is a Harry Nilson song, "Everybody's Talking". "But after thinking about" says Scotty he chooses "Cross My Heart" from George Strait's only movie (I think) Pure Country.

Awesome. I believe this song has more range than his past choices.

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Steven: Scotty, I just love your voice, man. You did it again. You picked a just-right song.

J-Lo: Everybody wants us to be tough, but you are all so damn good! Was it my favorite song choice for you? No. (but she still loved it)

Randy: My motto is if it ain't broke don't fix it. A star is born! I'm a huge, gi-normous fan!

Seacrest asks Scotty how it feels to sing to (pause) The Most Beautiful Woman In The World?

Again the spotlight falls on J-Lo, and again J-Lo feigns embarrassment.

Enough.

1,447 posted on 04/13/2011 5:52:34 PM PDT by silent_jonny
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