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לאחר שבאקי נפסל באיידול הוא פותח את הפה על סיימון ואומר שלאחרונה הוא בכלל רק יורד על מתחרים במקום לתת עצות... הוא מוסיף ואומר שסיימון בחיים לא יאהב ולא יבין אנשים כמוהו וכמו טיילור... עכשיו אני אדביק את הכתבה המלאה: CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The latest contestant to lose on ``America Idol,'' North Carolina's Bucky Covington, says the comments of caustic judge Simon Cowell are no longer helpful. ``It seems like he used to give advice, but now he doesn't give advice as he does try to put you down ...'' said Covington, 28, a country singer from Rockingham. This week, the ``Idol'' contestants performed songs from the rock group Queen, including Covington's version of ``Fat Bottom Girls.'' Cowell called Covington's performance Tuesday ``mediocre.'' He was booted off the show Wednesday. ``He told Paris: 'Weird.' What is that supposed to mean? You did not help her any with that comment. You should have just kept your mouth shut.'' Covington was referring to Cowell's comments after contestant Paris Bennett performed Queen's ``The Show Must Go On.'' Cowell will never like singers like himself or contestant Taylor Hicks, Covington said. ``For him to like someone like me or Taylor is out of the question. No matter what we do, he's not going to like us. We're just not his thing,'' he said. Covington plans to return home Tuesday. After a national tour with the top 10 finishers on ``American Idol,'' he said he hoped to pursue his music career. ``I'll be taking it easy a little bit and hitting this tour up and, I hate to say it, but probably be looking toward Nashville trying to find some work,'' he said. Source: AP wire
לאחר שבאקי נפסל באיידול הוא פותח את הפה על סיימון ואומר שלאחרונה הוא בכלל רק יורד על מתחרים במקום לתת עצות... הוא מוסיף ואומר שסיימון בחיים לא יאהב ולא יבין אנשים כמוהו וכמו טיילור... עכשיו אני אדביק את הכתבה המלאה: CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The latest contestant to lose on ``America Idol,'' North Carolina's Bucky Covington, says the comments of caustic judge Simon Cowell are no longer helpful. ``It seems like he used to give advice, but now he doesn't give advice as he does try to put you down ...'' said Covington, 28, a country singer from Rockingham. This week, the ``Idol'' contestants performed songs from the rock group Queen, including Covington's version of ``Fat Bottom Girls.'' Cowell called Covington's performance Tuesday ``mediocre.'' He was booted off the show Wednesday. ``He told Paris: 'Weird.' What is that supposed to mean? You did not help her any with that comment. You should have just kept your mouth shut.'' Covington was referring to Cowell's comments after contestant Paris Bennett performed Queen's ``The Show Must Go On.'' Cowell will never like singers like himself or contestant Taylor Hicks, Covington said. ``For him to like someone like me or Taylor is out of the question. No matter what we do, he's not going to like us. We're just not his thing,'' he said. Covington plans to return home Tuesday. After a national tour with the top 10 finishers on ``American Idol,'' he said he hoped to pursue his music career. ``I'll be taking it easy a little bit and hitting this tour up and, I hate to say it, but probably be looking toward Nashville trying to find some work,'' he said. Source: AP wire
