Remember To Always Think Twice

Most of these guys were born in the 1980s which, of course, is the best decade for music. Enjoyed tonight's performances a lot, if only for the songs.

Ramiele was okay. She couldn't hit the high notes very well. Apparently she was sick which is sad. She is one of my favorites and I loved the song she sang. Hopefully she'll go through.

This was the first time I enjoyed Jason Castro. He did a nice job. Again, it may have been the song.

Syesha's voice sounded great in her song. Now I remember why I liked her so much in the beginning. Hopefully she can save herself. She's in trouble just by not being a fan favorite.

For some reason, I didn't enjoy Chekezie that much. He sounded very Billy Ocean. I'm afraid Chekezie will hit the bottom three this week.

Despite her false start, I enjoyed Brooke. She is growing on me more and more. I'm liking her weirdness.

I felt like Michael Johns ran out of steam and wasn't hitting the notes right. Love his song, but not so sure about his performance. It started out good but got worse as it went along.

Like Michael Johns, Carly Smithson's song started out good but got worse as she went along like a runaway train. Could she go home this week?

David Archuleta sounded good, but the song was a little hoaky. Simon was right when he called it a theme song performance.

You've got to be kidding! Kristy Lee Cook sung “God Bless The USA”. Can you say pandering? She has to be going this week.

Wow. I loved David Cook's performance and song. If he watches the cockiness, he may have a fighting chance at this competition.

Top 3: David Cook, Syesha Mercado, and Brooke White
Bottom 3: Ramiele Malubay, Chekezie, and Kristy Lee Cook

Who should go: Kristy Lee Cook
Who will go: Kristy Lee Cook