Last night I was watching the X Factor and I noticed something silly but it kind of made me think..
So they showed an audition by this kid D'Angelo. D'Angelo was cocky and basically a jerk and his singing was awful. He had no respect for any of the judges and kept mentioning how he was better than Justin Bieber and therefore will get picked. He even said that he can't sing but since Bieber can't either he'll be famous. He started singing and it was terrible and also wasn't paying attention, so the judges walked off stage during his Chris Brown song. He went on for way too long and then left. He then, upon leaving, took the mic with him and they showed footage of crew calling the cops. The police came and crew chased him down and D'Angelo was handcuffed and taken in for stealing the mic. He confessed stealing it on air. Then the following text showed on the screen: "D'Angelo was charged with a misdemeanor but got out in a few hours."
I realize this may be nit-picky, but why didn't it say D'Angelo was charged with a misdemeanor AND got out in a few hours? Doesn't the BUT imply a total slant toward how he shouldn't have? Or is there something about misdemeanor's i'm missing? I realize it is merely semantics, but I still found this odd.
In other news, and keeping with the TV theme here, Survivor premiered last night and it was a great episode I thought. The contestants all seem rather intelligent or at least, rather smart when it comes to the game. That said, the guy who got voted off really only has himself to blame as he was attempting to be sly and play mind games--but it backfired on him.
I'm glad that SYTYCD ended since between that, the Voice and the X Factor there were too many reality-art-contest shows a week. I avoided watching Big Brother this season (just caught a few episodes here and there) and haven't cared about Americas Got Talent ever. I'm excited for The Amazing Race to premiere and am relieved that Teen Mom is finally over so I can stop watching that.
I'll leave you with this, since it made me giggle:
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