This singer all of you know says a certain network talent show is fixed

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This singer all of you know says a certain network talent show is fixed to the point where the judges know the winners weeks in advance.

American Idol

Reasons why American Idol might be fake

The mockery will not be televised

According to The New York Times, Fox canceled the show in 2016, but it was picked back up by ABC for “the 2017-18 television season.” Upon its triumphant return to our living rooms, not only did the program bring on Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie as judges, but the pee-in-your-pants hilarious auditions from the not-so-good American Idol hopefuls had been scrapped. But why? The program’s showrunner, Trish Kinane told The Hollywood Reporter, “It doesn’t feel comfortable to put borderline unstable people up on stage and laugh at them.” She added, “We want the humor, but we don’t want the exploitation.”

Okay, fine. But the eccentric contestants are what made the show so entertaining, and with the revival straying away from that formula, many longtime viewers were ticked off to the max. “The judges of American Idol are boring,” one viewer tweeted, in part. “They lack the chemistry and spontaneity. Everything seems scripted– from their jokes, critiques and their interaction with contestants.”

Another critic tweeted: “American idol is so staged it’s almost awkward to watch.”

Welp, America has spoken, and the consensus is: the show is fakety-fake-fake!

Even this former judge thinks it’s fake

After a few shake-ups at the judges’ table, Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj, and Keith Urban joined OG host Randy Jackson in 2013. Carey and Minaj didn’t last long, though, and they both left the program after just one season, Deadline reports.

During their time on the series, the two women bumped heads multiple times, pulling the focus away from the contestants and the grueling competition, and shining a spotlight on their feud, which E! News was so gracious to break down for us. Years later, in 2015, Carey appeared on Australia’s Kyle and Jackie O radio show and was asked if she would return to American Idol for its final season on Fox. She answered defiantly, “Hell no! Absolutely not! That was the worst experience of my life.” She then addressed the speculation that her beef with Nicki Minaj was orchestrated to boost the ratings, and that prompted her to call the show “so boring and so fake.” Carey added, “You have to make up things to say about people […] Half the time the performances are good. You’d just be like, ‘It was good!'”

The diva has spoken, and we believe her 100 percent!- Source