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Newest "American Idol" crowned, ratings up
The duel between the two Davids brought an estimated 31.7 million viewers to the Fox finale of Ameri can Idol, a million more viewers that last year's showdown between Jordin Sparks and Blake Lewis, Nielsen Media Research reported Thursday.
The final competition between winner David Cook and runner-up David Archuleta proved intriguing in the final days.
Cook's transformation from soul-patched slacker to American Idol is complete, and his overwhelming victory probably says as much about his soulful gaze and in-season makeover as it does about his chops as a rocker.
Or maybe it says even more about who is voting these days.
Other than his hair -- both on his face and atop his head not much about the 25-year-old from Blue Springs, Missouri, changed since his performance of Bryan Adams' Everything I do during the Hollywood round. Back then, he was a promising Idol hopeful, but he didn't have the instant juggernaut feel of 17-year-old crooner David Archuleta.
And yet when Cook was crowned Idol last Wednesday night, it was a landslide: Host Ryan Seacreast said he'd won by a margin of 12 million votes out of the record 97.5 million cast by viewers.
’I actually walked into this with no expectations, and I'm walking out of it with no expectations," Cook told reporters backstage after his win. "This show is a springboard, but it’s still a crapshoot"
From the outset, the exbartender provided soaring vocals and just enough outside-the-box behaviour to keep viewers cooking up votes for Cook every week Neither Cook nor Archuleta was ever a low vote-getter. But it was Archuleta who always received the most praise - by both judges and loud fans -- right until Tuesday's final performance, in which judge Simon Cowell declared that Archuleta had scored a "knockout" over Cook, who sang Collective Soul's The world I know, U2's I still haven't found what I'm looking for and Drcam big
Or maybe being rebellious turned out to be worth the gamble for Cook; it's been suggested Qiat a poor showing with the judges can drum up support from indignant or sympathetic voters.
One reason for Cook's winning appeal may be found in a rustling in the show's recent ratings: Viewership for teenagers 12-to-17 for Idol was down this season, and the median age of an Idol viewer, once in the mid-30s, is now up to 42, according to Nielsen Media
Research.
Cook was, after all, the first "rocker" of many to take the crown from a steady stream of pop and R&B-type singers. Perhaps an older contingent helped push Cook over — way over -- the edge. The upper age limit was raised from 24 to 28 in season four; could another increase be on the way?
Another reason could be that Cook was so genuinely humble --and not as quiet or obsequious as Archuleta - throughout the competition, even until the very end. On Wednesday, he told reporters it was an honour to share the stage with the teenage singer from Murray, Utah. Cook said Archuleta had more talent at 17 "than I know what to do with at 25."
Cook was overcome with emotion when he won, bending down toward the stage, his eyes filled
with tears when he stood back up It was the second time in as many nights that the scruffy, grainy-voiced belter had broken down. And a few weeks earlier, when he seemed edgy and distracted, he acknowledged that he had "things going on," perhaps a vague reference to the struggles of his older brother, Adam, who is battling
On Wednesday night, Cowell saw fit to apologise to Cook for casting hfm as an also-ran’ to‘ Archuleta. Just before the winner was announced, Cowell uncharacteristically backtracked on his words of the night before, telling him he was one of the nicest and most genuine contestants the show has seen, and allowing that the competition "wasn't quite so clear cut as we called it"
Source: CNN