![]() Sure, Jena Irene delivered a great performance on Wednesday’s American Idol, but FCC warning-worthy? Jennifer Lopez seems to think so. Irene, on the other hand, stated that win or lose, she wanted to “go out on a good note.” Irene may have the better philosophy here, because as 'American Idol' grows older and older, it raises the question: does anyone really care who wins 'American Idol' anymore?Ĭaleb Johnson is one of American Idol's season 13 finalistsĬontinue reading: American Idol Hopes To Revive Itself After Season 13 ![]() “We don’t really care who wins,” Johnson told a group of press outside of Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre on May 19. Either way, the show must go on, and Idol’s two night season finale begins on Tuesday, May 20 as Johnson takes on Jena Irene for the 'American Idol' crown. Additionally, publicity for one of the finalists hasn’t been too hot either, as contestant Caleb Johnson found himself in a bit of trouble when he called his social media critics “retards” in a video interview with AfterBuzz TV. The ratings for one of the more recent episodes reached an all-time low in viewers - a measly 7 million, while the show’s highest attraction drew in 30 million. ![]() Things have been up and down lately for ' American Idol,' as the singing competition is reaching the end of its 13th season.
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