Manila, Philippines - American Idol Season 8 is a blast! Or should we say, a huge success not only in United States of America but also worldwide. After we learned that Adam Lambert was somewhat Gay, after we saw the "kissing a guy photo" of him, we can say that Pinoy Idol judges Ogie Alcasid, Jolina Magdangal and Wyngard Tracy did something wrong with the Philippine version of the American hit reality show. Why? We will explain it to you,
We all know that Scott MacIntyre has a problem with his eyes. Do you remember the Ilonggo blind singer that Pinoy Idol turned down without giving any huge reason? The blind girl who auditioned on the first season of GMA Network's idol version has a great voice, Magdangal was even moved and cried like a little baby after hearing her song, and yet they turned her down. Next is Adam Lambert, if he is indeed gay, another negative point for Pinoy Idol..
A bisexual was turned down by the PI judges in the semifinals with a little reason, and for sure its because of his gender preference. Guess what, even if Lambert and MacIntyre have some flaws with their personalities, they still managed to enter the elusive top 13 of the AI Season 8. And they were judged not on their flaws, but on their skills in singing. No wonder Pinoy Idol failed to draw some clamor.
We all know that Scott MacIntyre has a problem with his eyes. Do you remember the Ilonggo blind singer that Pinoy Idol turned down without giving any huge reason? The blind girl who auditioned on the first season of GMA Network's idol version has a great voice, Magdangal was even moved and cried like a little baby after hearing her song, and yet they turned her down. Next is Adam Lambert, if he is indeed gay, another negative point for Pinoy Idol..
A bisexual was turned down by the PI judges in the semifinals with a little reason, and for sure its because of his gender preference. Guess what, even if Lambert and MacIntyre have some flaws with their personalities, they still managed to enter the elusive top 13 of the AI Season 8. And they were judged not on their flaws, but on their skills in singing. No wonder Pinoy Idol failed to draw some clamor.
