Forget David vs. Goliath. The battle of the century is David vs. David, and the arena is the glittering stage of TV’s No. 1 hit, “American Idol.”
In one corner is Utah’s own David Archuleta, a sweet, humble, baby-faced crooner full of hope and dreams. Sweating it out in the other is Missouri’s David Cook, whose haunting arrangements and too-cool-for-school air has made him a popular counterpoint to Archuleta’s optimism and pre-teen appeal.
April 24, 2008 at 1:27 am
One word, David Cook rules.
April 24, 2008 at 2:21 am
That’s actually three words. And here are nine more, dingleberry:
David Archuleta is going to kick David Cook’s ASS!
April 24, 2008 at 11:25 am
I am sorry but I cannot stand David Cook. I think he is self-conceited — and extremely image-conscious although he acts the opposite. He puts a great deal of work into looking like a (trendily) scruffy rocker.
The producers want David Cook to win. He is one of the most overrated contestants in the history of AI. In ALW week, he was off-key and had trouble with both the high and low notes, but the judges went crazy. Basically, he gives every song the Billie Jean treatment and sounds exactly the same every week.
Too-cool-for-school air? A mediocre wannabe rocker with a hairpiece. Please.
April 24, 2008 at 4:01 pm
WOAHH DAVID ARCHULETA WILL SOO WIN!!!!!! DC SUX AS*