LA Auditions

[_pinkchocolate]

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[disclosure]

2. Apparently each of the tables was looking for a specific kind of singer. In other words, there was a rock table, a country table, an R&B table, a bad singers table, etc. I'm guessing this is how they regulate the number of people who get through to round 2. If you're a good country singer and end up at the R&B table or the bad singers table, you'll get sent home. The shitty thing is you get assigned to tables randomly, so you don't even know what table you're at. This isn't a confirmed system; I just heard it from a girl who's auditioned 3 times before. It sounds legit to me, though.

i auditioned in chicago and i swear only tables 1 and 5 were letting people through. the table thing sucks. it's like of all the random luck you need, you also need to be assigned to the right table too!

[that_evening]

Aww, the important thing is that you tried out, I think that's great! I'm proud of you. :)

[abusing_sarcasm]

Hey bb. I luh you so much and also while you were gone, people were talkin' about your fine ass and how they wanna hit that. Just F yer I. :p

*g*

*goes to read now*

[_pinkchocolate]

LOL WAT. LINK PLZ.

*loves back* ILY TOO, BB <3

[abusing_sarcasm]

BOOYAKASHA

[_pinkchocolate]

LOL OMG YES, YES, AND YES

[quack]

i remember that jordin sparks didn't even get through to the judges at her first audition (not that i love jordin sparks but i think it speaks ~wonders of the audition process)

[_pinkchocolate]

Yeah, they talked about her at the auditions. She didn't get past the first round of auditions in LA, but she went straight through in Seattle. The system is even more fickle than college admissions.

[zeeransom123]

You had the courage to audition & that's good enough! Proud of you, bb :)