5/20/13

Natalie Cole READ JHud & Candice Glover over the duet of her song!



Natalie Cole lashes out at Candice-JHud song choice: ‘American Idol ought to be ashamed!’
After stellar performances all season, Candice Glover took home the title of American Idol during Thursday night’s live taping.
But before she was crowned with the honor, the 23-year-old singer took to the stage and sang the 1975 hit “Inseparable” — and she didn’t sing it alone.
Former Idol contestant Jennifer Hudson joined Glover in rounding out the two-hour finale and they rocked the stage while performing an unforgettable duet.
The Idol stars were greeted with a roaring applause and a standing ovation from audience members and judges, and their song soon rocketed across social media and the Internet. Personally for me (Efrem) JHud’s Vibrato was killing me softly!


However, singer and performer Natalie Cole wasn’t too pleased with their song choice.
Cole sang the original version on her hit debut album, also titled Inseparable; a fact she made sure to publicly clarify via Twitter.
Make no mistake…"Inseparable" was NOT originally recorded by Jennifer Hudson, but by ME…. American Idol… fb.me/243VjYiIU—
Natalie Cole (@NatMCole) May 17, 2013

Cole also addressed a tweet to Idol’s account saying: “@AmericanIdol ought to be ashamed of themselves! I’m seriously offended! #Idol #Idolfinale. She later deleted the tweet.
Despite Cole’s disdain, some of her followers disagreed.
“Get real, and let someone else have their moment. If u recorded it first so be it – but u don’t need to rain on a parade,” one follower said in response.
Through it all, Glover was more than ecstatic from the results and was brought to tears after her win was announced.
“I’m still trying to process the whole thing,” Glover told reporters after the show.
“Like, I don’t even know my name. I don’t know what’s happening,” she adds. “It feels amazing, though. I finally got to this point. I’ve been working for so long.”


WOW...Thoughts?

2 comments:

  1. I guess Natalie Cole she was jealous They did the song MUCH better than Natalie Cole

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  2. This was a PHANTASTIC performance, BUT....the essence of the song has been gravely missed! These girls SANG their faces IN....BUT that's all they did...they did not convey the message of this song for me.....they did what they needed to do to show off they have incredible voices! I believe Natalie's disdainment with American Idol is that she feels overlooked by not being invited to mentor the contestants or anything and to have her song chosen as one of the final performance songs seems to be a slap in the face to her and I can understand that...if you are an ICON, the ICON should always be considered to teach and mentor an IDOL...

    this is not to slam JHUD...as a previous contestant and having achieved all that she has, I see IDOL'S reasoning for choosing her; however, JHUD should have been simply a performer like Fantasia was....

    INTERESTING...VERY VERY INTERESTING!!

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