據消息指出～肥當下周要回爐AI~而且不是表演者身分
是當mentor?!
好驚人的消息~歷屆選手也沒有隔年能來當mentor的~
(歷屆AI出身回來當mentor的不知有誰?木下..是不是有,
胖凱不知有沒有?一季那麼多周實在沒印象)
這兩周都是小漲一名~剛到20名..看來已經有點peak的whatya want for me
繼本周airplay,sales雙跌
好不容易今天airplay漲上來~
下周唱這條~應該能夠在衝新高
希望努力有首前十名single!
Adam Lambert will serve as guest mentor on the April 13 episode
of American Idol, a spokesperson for 19 Entertainment confirms
exclusively to EW. Internet buzz began swirling this afternoon
that Sony Music reps had contacted selected radio stations
with the announcement that last year’s runner-up would advise
season 9’s Top 8 contestants, and then perform his current single
“Whattaya Want From Me” on the April 14 results-show telecast.
There’s no official word yet on what theme the contestants will
tackle during Lambert’s visit.
Lambert as mentor should provide a glittery adrena1ine shot
to an Idol season that’s struggled to find its water-cooler mojo.
Adam, perhaps more than any former contestant, should be able to help
Idol’s low-key crop of current contenders add some much-needed
drama to their performances.
Plus, what better way to promote Adam’s single
(currently lodged at No. 20 on Billboard’s Hot 100)
and planned summer tour?
Of course, there will be some Idol fans who argue Adam
is too inexperienced to don a mentor cap,
seeing how only a year ago he ended every one of his performances
with a critique from Paula Abdul.
Point taken, but what Adam lacks in music-biz wisdom,
he makes up for with his knowledge of the singularly grueling Idol experience.
Just yesterday, while interviewing season 9’s latest
ousted contestant Didi Benami, talk turned to her struggles
with last week’s R&B theme, and she didn’t seem to completely
understand where I was coming from when I asked her if
she’d studied previous Idol successes like Adam, Kris Allen,
and David Cook — and the way they managed to sculpt a wide
variety of genres to fit their artistic styles,
and not the other way around. Surviving and thriving in the genre-a-week Idol
rollercoaster is something that a Mick Jagger or a Dolly Parton
or even a Beyonce or a Kanye has never had to do.
If Adam can help season 9’s Top 8 to better understand the mechanics
of the show — and it
results in improved performances — I don’t see how anyone loses.
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是當mentor?!
好驚人的消息~歷屆選手也沒有隔年能來當mentor的~
(歷屆AI出身回來當mentor的不知有誰?木下..是不是有,
胖凱不知有沒有?一季那麼多周實在沒印象)
這兩周都是小漲一名~剛到20名..看來已經有點peak的whatya want for me
繼本周airplay,sales雙跌
好不容易今天airplay漲上來~
下周唱這條~應該能夠在衝新高
希望努力有首前十名single!
Adam Lambert will serve as guest mentor on the April 13 episode
of American Idol, a spokesperson for 19 Entertainment confirms
exclusively to EW. Internet buzz began swirling this afternoon
that Sony Music reps had contacted selected radio stations
with the announcement that last year’s runner-up would advise
season 9’s Top 8 contestants, and then perform his current single
“Whattaya Want From Me” on the April 14 results-show telecast.
There’s no official word yet on what theme the contestants will
tackle during Lambert’s visit.
Lambert as mentor should provide a glittery adrena1ine shot
to an Idol season that’s struggled to find its water-cooler mojo.
Adam, perhaps more than any former contestant, should be able to help
Idol’s low-key crop of current contenders add some much-needed
drama to their performances.
Plus, what better way to promote Adam’s single
(currently lodged at No. 20 on Billboard’s Hot 100)
and planned summer tour?
Of course, there will be some Idol fans who argue Adam
is too inexperienced to don a mentor cap,
seeing how only a year ago he ended every one of his performances
with a critique from Paula Abdul.
Point taken, but what Adam lacks in music-biz wisdom,
he makes up for with his knowledge of the singularly grueling Idol experience.
Just yesterday, while interviewing season 9’s latest
ousted contestant Didi Benami, talk turned to her struggles
with last week’s R&B theme, and she didn’t seem to completely
understand where I was coming from when I asked her if
she’d studied previous Idol successes like Adam, Kris Allen,
and David Cook — and the way they managed to sculpt a wide
variety of genres to fit their artistic styles,
and not the other way around. Surviving and thriving in the genre-a-week Idol
rollercoaster is something that a Mick Jagger or a Dolly Parton
or even a Beyonce or a Kanye has never had to do.
If Adam can help season 9’s Top 8 to better understand the mechanics
of the show — and it
results in improved performances — I don’t see how anyone loses.
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