American Idol fans blasts the judges for ‘wasting’ save after their two picks are eliminated in shocking moment
AMERICAN Idol fans have been left furious after judges used a save on two contestants only to see them eliminated on Sunday. Nutsa Buzaladze and Lucy Love were previously saved from the danger zone by judges and sent through in the Top 12 – a decision that fans vehemently disagreed with – and then sent home in the latest episode. ABCAmerican Idol fans are furious with the judges- including Katy Perry- for saving two contestants just to see them eliminated a week later[/caption] ABCAfter Katy, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie saved Nutsa and Lucy Love, they were sent home[/caption] During Sunday’s episode of American Idol, the Top 12 was coached by Adam Lambert before taking the stage to sing for their chance to advance. Viewers were critical all episode long, slamming the judges for being too easy on contestants who gave lackluster performances. They grew even more irate as the show came to a close and the eliminations were announced. Host Ryan Seacrest revealed that after being saved about a week earlier, Nutsa and Lucy were headed home. Fans of the show flocked to Twitter to deliver a hearty I told you so to the judges. One viewer tweeted: “Both of the judges saves last week not making it in the top 10 is hilarious to me.” Another write: “So the judges wasted the saves. Two others that were better than Lucy and Nutsa may have gone further. But the exact right result tonight.” A third Twitter user wrote: “America voted out the two that the judges saved last week. Good job because the judges got it dead wrong!!” “Not surprised that Nutsa and Lucy Love are going home. Crazy they were the two saves though!” another added. After the decision came down, the American Idol Instagram account shared pics of Nutsa and Lucy along with a kind message. The caption read: “All the LOVE! It’s a fond farewell to powerhouse vocalist Nutsa and Lucy.” TOO KIND? Also during Sunday’s episode, critics accused judge Katy Perry of showing special treatment toward a contestant. Early in the show, Haven Madison took the stage to deliver her rendition of Bon Jovi’s Livin’ on a Prayer. She hit the stage in a rockstar-inspired outfit that consisted of a black blazer with bejeweled details and a tight pair of pants. Her hair was styled in a sleek way with edgy pieces holding her hair out of her face. Haven worked the stage and gave the performance her all but viewers at home were underwhelmed. The judges, however, were impressed. In fact, when she got done, Lionel and Luke were vigorously clapping while Katy held her face in shock. She delivered her critique, saying: “Well you done traded in your Flintstones vitamins for some confidence vitamins. I don’t know who you are but I’m nervous, I have sweaty palms, I’m like excited, I’m threatened. That’s all great things. “You’re the next big pop star as far as this performance.” Fellow judges Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan delivered similarly positive reviews with the country singer hailing her as a future “massive star.” Fans watching strongly disagreed and felt the judges were soft on Haven and the competitors who performed before her. In the end, Haven made it into the Top 10. NOT FEELING IT Fans targeted their rage at Luke last week after he asked a key question in a recent Instagram post. The country singer asked fans what they thought of the Top 12 and they were vocal in their criticism of the judges. During the April 24 episode of the singing competition series, the Top 20 was cut down to a Top 12. Out of the 20 contestants, 10 were voted in by America’s vote, and the other 10 were in the danger zone. From the Danger Zone group, Luke, Katy, and Lionel selected two contestants to round out their top 12. They decided to go with Lucy and Nutsa, much to fans’ dismay. The next day, Luke shared photos of him on set with a huge smile on his face and a crowd behind him to his Instagram. He captioned the post: “America, what do you think of our Top 12? #Idol.” Commenters held nothing back. Along with a thumbs-down emoji, one fan wrote: “You saved the wrong two people!” “Saved wrong two. Bad picks,” said another. A third criticized: “You guys got it wrong today… way wrong.” “Judges picks were very bad,” commented an angry fan. INSTAGRAM/AMERICAN IDOL/ABCFans had been calling for Nutsa to be sent packing for weeks[/caption] INSTAGRAM/AMERICAN IDOL/ABCAmerican Idol shared a sweet post bidding farewell to Nutsa and Lucy both[/caption] ABCFans also slammed judges – specifically Katy – for being too easy on competitors[/caption]

AMERICAN Idol fans have been left furious after judges used a save on two contestants only to see them eliminated on Sunday.
Nutsa Buzaladze and Lucy Love were previously saved from the danger zone by judges and sent through in the Top 12 – a decision that fans vehemently disagreed with – and then sent home in the latest episode.


During Sunday’s episode of American Idol, the Top 12 was coached by Adam Lambert before taking the stage to sing for their chance to advance.
Viewers were critical all episode long, slamming the judges for being too easy on contestants who gave lackluster performances.
They grew even more irate as the show came to a close and the eliminations were announced.
Host Ryan Seacrest revealed that after being saved about a week earlier, Nutsa and Lucy were headed home.
Fans of the show flocked to Twitter to deliver a hearty I told you so to the judges.
One viewer tweeted: “Both of the judges saves last week not making it in the top 10 is hilarious to me.”
Another write: “So the judges wasted the saves. Two others that were better than Lucy and Nutsa may have gone further. But the exact right result tonight.”
A third Twitter user wrote: “America voted out the two that the judges saved last week. Good job because the judges got it dead wrong!!”
“Not surprised that Nutsa and Lucy Love are going home. Crazy they were the two saves though!” another added.
After the decision came down, the American Idol Instagram account shared pics of Nutsa and Lucy along with a kind message.
The caption read: “All the LOVE! It’s a fond farewell to powerhouse vocalist Nutsa and Lucy.”
TOO KIND?
Also during Sunday’s episode, critics accused judge Katy Perry of showing special treatment toward a contestant.
Early in the show, Haven Madison took the stage to deliver her rendition of Bon Jovi’s Livin’ on a Prayer.
She hit the stage in a rockstar-inspired outfit that consisted of a black blazer with bejeweled details and a tight pair of pants.
Her hair was styled in a sleek way with edgy pieces holding her hair out of her face.
Haven worked the stage and gave the performance her all but viewers at home were underwhelmed.
The judges, however, were impressed. In fact, when she got done, Lionel and Luke were vigorously clapping while Katy held her face in shock.
She delivered her critique, saying: “Well you done traded in your Flintstones vitamins for some confidence vitamins. I don’t know who you are but I’m nervous, I have sweaty palms, I’m like excited, I’m threatened. That’s all great things.
“You’re the next big pop star as far as this performance.”
Fellow judges Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan delivered similarly positive reviews with the country singer hailing her as a future “massive star.”
Fans watching strongly disagreed and felt the judges were soft on Haven and the competitors who performed before her.
In the end, Haven made it into the Top 10.
NOT FEELING IT
Fans targeted their rage at Luke last week after he asked a key question in a recent Instagram post.
The country singer asked fans what they thought of the Top 12 and they were vocal in their criticism of the judges.
During the April 24 episode of the singing competition series, the Top 20 was cut down to a Top 12.
Out of the 20 contestants, 10 were voted in by America’s vote, and the other 10 were in the danger zone.
From the Danger Zone group, Luke, Katy, and Lionel selected two contestants to round out their top 12.
They decided to go with Lucy and Nutsa, much to fans’ dismay.
The next day, Luke shared photos of him on set with a huge smile on his face and a crowd behind him to his Instagram.
He captioned the post: “America, what do you think of our Top 12? #Idol.”
Commenters held nothing back.
Along with a thumbs-down emoji, one fan wrote: “You saved the wrong two people!”
“Saved wrong two. Bad picks,” said another.
A third criticized: “You guys got it wrong today… way wrong.”
“Judges picks were very bad,” commented an angry fan.


