Karen Rodriguez Voted Off American Idol
Article by: Phillip Brunelle
Hollywood SHAME
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HOLLYWOOD, CA - And your next American Idol Is..... NOT Karen Rodriguez. Yes, America said goodbye to the 21-year-old bilingual ballad singer and diva wannabe from New York after judges chose not to use their save card on Karen Rodriguez.
This leads us to wonder just how long into the show of this seasons American Idol do judges have to use their save card? It wouldn't possibly be all too fair if they could hang onto that save card right down to the final two or three contestants, now would it? Although it would put a twist to the final couple shows, it would be telling America that their votes don't matter.
Maybe Karen Rodriguez wasn't worth saving this week, but maybe this also wasn't her week to go. Why is America continuing to vote more for Haley Reinhart than other contestants more worthy of another week? Our prediction is that Reinhart will be next to go... it's either she goes or my television is going... out my window.
Do the judges really influence America's votes? We sure do think so, and Jason... I mean Jacob Lusk (Steve Tyler blooper) is one of the next people we feel should be going, and is definitely not worthy of being in the top five contestants. You just can't bring the church and theatrics to every song, it just doesn't sound right. However, with continuing support from judge Randy Jackson, Jacob Lusk seems to continue soaring into the next week. If Randy said he was awful would people still vote? Hmm.....
In the meantime, while we wait for American Idol to clarify just how long they have to use their save card, we say goodbye to Karen Rodriguez, who has gone from Hollywood Fame to Hollywood Shame.
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There is no certainly no shame for Karen Rodriguez. She is very talented, a sweet person and has a beautiful voice. IMO America got it wrong. Of course, it's not the first time they have got it wrong. I wish Karen all the best and I'm sure she has a great future.