By Hussnain
When it comes to her reaction to Fox’s broadcast of her American Idol performance Wednesday, Lady Gaga isn’t bothering putting on the p-p-p-p-p-poker face. She’s just straight up annoyed. The scene-stealing diva lashed out at Fox via Twitter, accusing the network of some shoddy editing work when it came to her much-heralded American Idol visit.
Lady Gaga performed her current hit "Alejandro", another song that has her repeating catchy little phrases over and over. "Ale-Alejandro/ Ale-Alejandro" has replaced "Roma-roma-mama" in the Pop-Culture Nonsense section of my brain, right next to Snookie's "waaaahhhhhh".
You've got to admire Lady Gaga, she's more interesting than Beyonce, more talented than Britney Spears, and freakier than Marilyn Manson. However, after her performance it was like the show came off a heavy acid trip and decided to soothe the hangover with a big band bonanza staring Harry Connick Jr.
Harry Connick Jr. not only performed a new cut off of his album ("And I Love Her" by the Beatles) but backed up the Idol's as they sang a medley of his songs, told a story about meeting Frank Sinatra, and also starred in his own montage video. Is this their way of telling us Harry Connick Jr. is Simon Cowell's replacement? Or maybe he was sent by Brian Dunkleman to destroy Ryan Seacrest? Either way, the man knows how to suck up precious airtime and I'm sure the Idol producer's are taking note.
Seeing Aaron Kelly go was no surprise. He seems like a nice enough kid, with a good voice, who just can't match up against the juggernaut power of Lee DewYze and Crystal Bowersox at this point. The Top 4 is one of the strongest in awhile, so here's hoping for a finish that's at least half as interesting as Lady Gaga's thing for men from South of the Border. "Ale-Alejandro/ Ale-Alejandro".
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