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Bobby Gentry's interpretation of "Ode To Billie Joe" has a Gothic feel that no one else has captured; of these Sinead O'Connor comes closest. It is that Gothic feel I think most epitomizes the themes of the song, of cruel indifference, and what Bobby Gentry terms as a disconnect between the daugh...

Dolly Did not just sing the song . . . she wrote the song in 1973 after she split as a singing partner with Porter Wagoner, who took it a little hard when she struck out on her own.

This is an amazing performance. AMAZING. I hate the National Anthem, and its war mongering message but this performance actually moves me to tears, steals the breath from my body, and make me want to leap from my chair and shoot an Iraqi insurgent and urinate on his body. Whitney, Jennifer, Aguil...

@ladyknights123 And respectfully, if, as you say, The X-Factor is not "JUST a singing a competition . . .but a competition looking for someone with the right amount of TALENT and can do major things in the entertainment industry, then why are they not featuring other non-singing talents like dan...

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If Rachel got the kind of criticism Astro did, it is doubtful she would act like a little bitch. You can't say Astro is just a kid. He is an X-Factor contestant, saying that he is deserving of a five million dollar prize, that he can be counted on to be professional, to make appearanc...

Yeah, he's a kid . . . a kid who just learned that he can be a self entitled full-of-himself little pri*k, and people will give him a pass, something that is typical of the hip-hop genre. He has talent, sure, but it is too soon to tell if he will develop into a relevant hip-hop artist with someth...

Astro's poor attitude does not show that he is just a kid, which he is, but, like all rappers, acted like a self-entitled, swaggering kid, where the world, when the world disagrees with them, is at fault and owes them. By not removing the brat after his diss to the show, and the voters, and by no...

This kid is fricking talented, and should be a star, deserves to go places, BUT he is getting a pass that no one else is getting on the show. Being allowed to do his own material, he is not being judged on how he interpret more iconic material. That defeats the premise of the show.

@juglnaut I'm with you on this. A kid is good at something and he needs to have his ass kicked? Besides growing up with confidence and a healthy self-esteem, this kid is most likely learning a value system while he is gaining mad skills on the mat. It's not this kid who will be the problem, but t...

@TakeNotice100 Dude. Chillax. I made a prediction. I stated an opinion. Don't get unhinged. Why do people on this site take things so personally? I think the kid is super talented. But I stand by my prediction. Even if he remains flawless throughout, he wont make the finals, because, I stand by m...

He might have the X-Factor, but again this is a singing competition, not a rapping competition. Now, if someone ever does a reality-based competition show for rappers . . . but then rap is not just about having a big mouth, lots of attitude, working the crowd, grabbing your junk like you have 12 ...

I love Landau. An amazing talent, but what does he have to learn? Well, it is one thing to record an album, to sing a song, another to perform in front of a live audience; he will have to learn how to interact, talk to the audience, entertain them in between the singing. But I have a feeling that...

OMG!!! These kids are fricking cute!!

Careful! We don't want our kids seeing this lovely, young man's sweet, heart-warming video. They might stop jumping off bridges.