"A.I." Top Four Drown in a Sea of Snappers

Posted May 4th 2008 5:49PM by TMZ Staff

Say goodbye to small town obscurity! For now, at least.

The final four "A.I." contestants -- David Cook, David Archuleta, Syesha Mercado and Jason Castro -- were greeted in Las Vegas yesterday by a pap/fan crush only Brangelina and Britney have witnessed.

Who knew "Idol" was so popular?

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46. It's a shame how AI had manipulated all aspects of this contest. Someone should glue Paulas ass to her seat every time she wants to hop around (like she's dancing) HA!) and show favoritism or makes those assenine remarks as she drools over the male contestants. Randy Jacksons tim ear should bar him from ever judging another idol show and they should shoot hime every time he says "DAWG" or "CHECK IT OUT!" Simon Cowell is the only professional among them. You may not like his opinion but at least he's honest. The cheering squad influences all the young votes for Archiletta instead of for their overall talent of all the singers. GET RID OF THEM AND NEVER HAVE THEM AGAIN! The biggest insult I saw was when the winner from Engalnd made a point of going over to Archiletta and giving him a kiss. OUTRAGEOUS. So unfair to the others. DOND, DONE, DONE with that idiotic MC whatshisname. His only asset is that he can shoot out one line insults in a snap. He's a popous idiot who thinks the show is about HIM!!!! This is no longer a talent show but a "who can best play up to the judges" show. At one thime this was a great show to watch. They have lost me and I'm sure many many others who are fed up with the obvious control they.
I don't care who wins because it is already a done deal. The best talent was voted off way too early. Michael (Australia)and Carley (England) were the best!

Posted at 10:23AM on May 16th 2008 by Carolyn

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