I remember an AI contestant choosing New Shoes to sing during Hollywood Week and Randy looking at him like he was an alien. He didn't get it dawg.

AYEEEE NAT KING COLE

I love these videos. “Unforgettable” was also released by Natalie Cole as a duet with her dad after his death. That version makes me tear up.❤

Clark is the Best 😌👌🏻

Bro react to Dimash Kudaibergen - SOS / Opera 2 / Sinful passion, anything :D reaction videos have almost the most views (even if you dont really react people wanna see that) :D <3

I have that cd of Paolo lovely lyrics and you sing his songs beautifully. Last request is my favourite xx

Oooh I love Paolo!!! Excellent choice. Last Request is my fave.

Should have won American idol. Great job!

Hi Clark.. are you planning to tour again?

Hands all over is such a solid album.

Clark singing my favorite Nat King Cole was definitely the best part of this day 🎉

Need to have that cover of Timothy on spotify that had me in pieces

Notification gang whats upppp👌

It's because he realized how evil they are. And not only that, but do you keep bragging on yourself? I've never seen you on t v and I don't even know who you are

I'm an Athiest and I've been loving this song for years. Yebba brings me to tears. Please keep us where the light is.

You know the music hits you when your body starts to seize up and do movements youve never done before

Bet you've never listened to them, but Depeche Mode's Violator is one that everyone should listen to!

a voice that seems to have a technical limit. But out of nowhere surprises you ❤

Honey...... took me to church🙌🏾!

To be candid, I probably wouldn't have watched something like this all the way through, I would have just fast forwarded to see the albums....HOWEVER your in depth explanations and your interpretation (or examples) are absolutely worth the full watch! Classy as ever Clark.

his face said it all yesss sirrr!

mhhh it sounded a little messy to me... i mean, the voices are just great, but that didnt sound rehearsed... like they both relayed on their virtuosism and that was it. not my fav honestly.

I am the Rich's woman in the hole world and not a lier.

I thank it sad

It not funny because someone is always in people phone.

Omg I totally forgot about that Justin Nozuka album until right now

I love this kind of content!!

Improving John Legend's singing (usually excellent) is no joke too.

Excited for this series!

Still here June 2024

Older fan here. My mom was a teen usher in the 50s and saw Chet Baker, as well as Billie Holiday, perform. She had a big ole crush on Chet Baker. A month ago we held a memorial for her, our playlist had a big helping of Chet. Thank you for your thoughtful list. Looking forward to the rest!

Intro to Kwabs Perfect Ruin sounds like Lynn Lund arr. of I Know That My Redeemer Lives (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aqdirdx3stfMcqs.html) signed "One-time-little-old-Mormon-me" - love your channel - Idol breakdowns- your voice - YouDaBomb!

I love hearing the Patrick Stump story! I have a similar one of meeting someone I truly admire and respect - not even a celebrity - and completely lost function of my thoughts and speaking voice. I also felt like a total idiot, and she just smiled at me and walked away. 🤦‍♀️😂

Love Clark but this list is absolutely silly season time.. dude, is not a rocker .. has no clue what great 'albums' are .. lol

I love the concept here. Can’t wait to see what’s next 😎

This made me wonder if you have seen Voice Play's acapella rendition of the Halo theme. Greatly enjoyed the content.

The enthusiasm for the 6 that didn't make it, makes me look forward to the whole list

What a treat to hear you sing! I loved all the songs, but Save Room is an old favourite of mine. What a voice you have!

Great as always humble Superstar

So cool to see the keyboard while you’re playing 👏

You missed putting Yebba's name in the title 😮

At age 72 I've had a lot of time to marvel at what people either like or don't like musically. I produced music tracks in New York City for thirty- five years; and with a deep love for jazz and select modern classical music, I incorporated my brand of production style that was great in its own right, but not at all close to the depth and polish of Jacob's work. Every single time I hear this production and other Collier productions, I end up crying like a baby. If you've spent a lifetime drawn to dense harmony in jazz and classical and have heroes that embody this approach- you simply are in awe and swept away by the beauty inside this kind of thinking. He is WAY over the top as he readily admits, but for me I'll NEVER get too much of this kind of depth of thought and emotion. It's like I've been waiting a lifetime until this amazing human being showed up. What's more is his authenticity as a human being and TRUE humility concerning his talent and vision. I watched your reaction and was happy to see your emotional response. This all said, there are those who can't fully get on board with it- like "It's really good... but...". I fault no one if they feel this way, but for me- I have found the first greatest hero in Jacob Collier in about 50 years. All I can say is for a musical man over 70 years old- This guy's work is beyond astounding and beyond classification. 👍👍👍👍👍

Okay. I knew you to be a rare soul ... but the fact that you know KWABS ??! Well, I'm looking at you through a whole 'nother lens !!

Thank you for the new content

Joined this season around Top 10 week, and immediately I saw there was one standout performer and that was Abi Carter, hands down. (I didn't see her audition until later, on KZfaq, but had I, I'd agree with Luke and Lionel... I'd've called it for her, right then and there, she's that good.) Will Mosely will do great in Country, but I think he could be the second coming of Bob Seger as well. McKenna can go on to a Katherine McPhee like career. Kaibrienne is the other singer who can connect emotionally with the audience. When she is pushed, and throws caution to the wind, she can really deliver. I think she just needs to gain some confidence, because she has the talent and the gift. The one person I missed, and I'm so happy they gave him his moment in the finale is Roman Collins. I think that guy really delivers the goods and I'm sure he'll have a great career. He's a great performer. All that said, Katy was right. This year, for the first time in many years, American Idol had a bumper crop of talent. So many of them have the talent to go pro. The class of 2024 (Idol Season 22) really have set the bar very high for all those who come after. As the saying goes, they are going to be a very tough act to follow.

A lot of Megan fans preferred her version of the Soul song over Emmy Russell's, and it was nice. But I do think Emmy and Emyrson's performances of it had more of an identity. Crazy how three seasons have covered it back to back.

(*hands raised) The doors of the Church are open. Is there one? Come before it's too late. Give me your hand, give God your heart.

My guess is the cheesy announcements of who makes it are on a teleprompter of some sort. I don't think Ryan siked out Olivia (and Cadence the year before) on purpose. Two exceptions I can think of to getting the crowd up and going: Kelly Clarkson Stuff Like That There and Constantine Bohemian Rhapsody. Oh, and I also have a soft spot for Jena's Clarity. Ada Vox was a S16 contestant who was in danger, sang last, and also picked "I'm Not Going." She was also one of two contestants to be saved right after they finished. Like, before the official results even took place.

And that´s why the Voice Australia is always fantastic.

Did Lionel mean that Iam was the first Hawaiian contestant to perform IN Hawaii? Because that's a possibility.