Twitter and facebook are excellent channels of information which lets me get the feel of whats happening locally and around the world. *Ris low credit card fraud anyone?*

2 of the websites i am constantly on nowadays

However, seeing more also means you get to see stuff u might rather not see or want to hear for there is nothing beneficial! 

Without twitter or facebook, i would not be hearing people complaining sooooo much about how a certain contestant was booted off a local reality singing contest last night..

Lets be real here (gosh, so simon) bad and disappointing performance, *click* you are out. It does not matter if you are known to have a huge amount of talent prior if you screw up the performance to the public.

Whats worse, our beloved judges totally did not harp on these aspects.. haiz haiz haiz...

Try impressing him. So far at the idol shows, those tht have shocked him are fantasia, carrieunderwoord leonalewis and susan boyle. lol

There have been bigger travesties when jeassea from the first season of the show got voted off in the first week. and even when her performance was so good... Imagine the howls of protests throughout Singapore when that happened. Even my mum called me to deliver the news!

Sorry, bad performance, out you go.

Of course, we must be sympathetic here, because we know tht there are some who screwed up even worse but got in thru because  tween fans going gaga... and nt in a neorotic avant garde sort of way but the cutesey way when you see zac efron seeing his heart out on the HSM series. that type of gaga..

 VS

All I am saying is, shock should be reserved for good performances and not being appreciated by being sent home.

'Pity' should be the word used when a talented person was sent home because of a disappointing performance.

End of story.

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Anyway, justin made it last night. heres his performance

enjoy

Shucks, someone said they spotted me on tv, and i thot i did a good job of hiding alrdy