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It's not the end of the world

Last night I watched SG Idol, Theatre Auditions. It recapped how 100 became 28. Needless to say, those who didn't make the mark were sad or rather downtrodden and cried as if it was the end of the world. To all these who can't take "NO" for an answer, I sympathize with them.

Roxeann - her 2nd attempt to audition for SG Idol. When announced that she was not in, she pleaded with the judges while the rest of her other contestants walked out of the exit door, with their head held low. She asked the judges shamelessly to let her into the competition.. harllow??? (cynical tone + look)

Dick gave a good reason: "How can we let you in when we asked the rest to go home". She was very desperate and kept pleading... Ken gave a good word of wisdom: "Face the defeat bravely and you will improve".

Outside the doors, Gurmit and Daniel were there to offer their comfort to the disheartened losers. I thought SG Idol placed too much emphasis on those who were booted out. Lending them their shoulders to cry on and hugging the girls especially. *GOSH*. Did they get paid to do all that? Show some personality please. If they are out because they have not done their best and/or their best weren't good enough, so be it. Take it as a learning experience. There are others who lost their home, loved ones and are stranded because of an earthquake right now! There's more to life than being booted out of SG idol. For goodness sake, a loss one time shouldn't mar you for the rest of your life.

I have a gut feeling that I won't be watching the rest of the show. It is too predictable with no originality... - talk about being "original", it gets worse. 4 judges instead of 3, 2 hosts instead of 1. Com'on, they are doing the same things. More doesn't make it merrier, messier perhaps.

I wonder what Class 95 hosts of DJ have got to say about SG Idol. I hope it is something truthful.

ps: SG Idol producer seemed to have a soft spot for Mr Jonathon Leong... he received the most 'coverage' compared to the rest of the other 28 who got in. *goshhhhh*


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