1. Phillip Phillips
2. Jessica Sanchez
3. Joshua Ledet
4. Colton Dixon
5. DeAndre Brackensick
6. Hollie Cavanagh
7. Erika Van Pelt
8. Skylar Laine
9. Heejun Han
10. Shannon Magrane
11. Elise Testone
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Pillip Phillips, 1990. Kidney stones don't matter 'cause he's good no matter what.
Jessica Sanchez, 1995. She sounded like a big girl singing a little song. But the problem, really, was 1995.
Heejun Han, 1989. A little sloppy. Key change ill-advised. Holding the mic funny.
Elise Testone, 1983. Kind of brutal. I'll take Obama.
Deandre Brackensick, 1994. Glad they kicked out his original choice, which was on William Hung's debut album. But "Endless Love" is difficult to sing as a solo. Mixed up some words. But the dude's got a voice.
They should change it to the year you were born, or 10 years prior, or 10 years after, to expand the song choices.
Shannon Magrane, 1995. Needs Jessica.
Why are the judges still unaware of how limited the song choices really are? Especially Randy Jackson. What's up with him?
Colton Dixon, 1991. I keep thinking he's such a lightweight, but he keeps delivering.
Erika Van Pelt, 1985. Nice job, but not enough song going on.
Jermaine Jones, 1986. Disqualified for outstanding warrants. But he had a pretty good song going on.
Skylar Laine, 1994. Not bad, but she doesn't have the voice for big notes. She yells.
Joshua Ledet, 1992. I like his talent, but I don't like his style. I was thinking he might change it up and go smooth, but I don't think he's capable.
Hollie Cavanagh, 1994. It's all about little girl doing big long tones. She needs to find a way to make it more than that.
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