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Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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Meade Media
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Date: May 04, 2019 09:36PM
He should. His unique goofiness could carry him a long way.
Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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Cfrrdfffggh
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Date: May 05, 2019 08:24AM
Better on the gong show
Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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Too old for that
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Date: May 05, 2019 11:52AM
He is far too old for the age limit of 28. This is why he is so obsessed with looking younger than he is.
He did try out for "America's got talent" where he sang his novelty song "Fat no More". He got a callback. at that second audition, he actually did Carole King's song about a woman contemplating losing her virginity, "Will you still love me tomorrow?". That requires a far better voice than Meade to pull off especially when it is sung by a man.
It has been suggested that a fat man singing "Fat no more" with Meade's signature grotesque gyrations could have camp value but his second song showed that he was serious.
He did try out for "America's got talent" where he sang his novelty song "Fat no More". He got a callback. at that second audition, he actually did Carole King's song about a woman contemplating losing her virginity, "Will you still love me tomorrow?". That requires a far better voice than Meade to pull off especially when it is sung by a man.
It has been suggested that a fat man singing "Fat no more" with Meade's signature grotesque gyrations could have camp value but his second song showed that he was serious.
Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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Meade has tons of talent
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Date: May 05, 2019 12:09PM
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Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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BEH
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Date: May 05, 2019 03:38PM
Meade has tons of talent Wrote:
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Meade Skeleton is a ton of blubber and estrogen , not talent.
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Meade Skeleton is a ton of blubber and estrogen , not talent.
Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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proud Democratic.
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Date: May 05, 2019 06:13PM
HE TOLD AND THEY SAID NO
Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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Get Your Facts Straight
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Date: May 05, 2019 09:24PM
Too old for that Wrote:
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> He is far too old for the age limit of 28. This is
> why he is so obsessed with looking younger than he
> is.
>
> He did try out for "America's got talent" where
> he sang his novelty song "Fat no More". He got a
> callback. at that second audition, he actually did
> Carole King's song about a woman contemplating
> losing her virginity, "Will you still love me
> tomorrow?". That requires a far better voice than
> Meade to pull off especially when it is sung by a
> man.
>
> It has been suggested that a fat man singing "Fat
> no more" with Meade's signature grotesque
> gyrations could have camp value but his second
> song showed that he was serious.
That's not true. Meade sang "Will you still love me tomorrow " when he auditioned for American Idol back in 2003. He said he never wanted to sing that lame song and he was just tired of waiting at the Georgia Dome for hours.
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> He is far too old for the age limit of 28. This is
> why he is so obsessed with looking younger than he
> is.
>
> He did try out for "America's got talent" where
> he sang his novelty song "Fat no More". He got a
> callback. at that second audition, he actually did
> Carole King's song about a woman contemplating
> losing her virginity, "Will you still love me
> tomorrow?". That requires a far better voice than
> Meade to pull off especially when it is sung by a
> man.
>
> It has been suggested that a fat man singing "Fat
> no more" with Meade's signature grotesque
> gyrations could have camp value but his second
> song showed that he was serious.
That's not true. Meade sang "Will you still love me tomorrow " when he auditioned for American Idol back in 2003. He said he never wanted to sing that lame song and he was just tired of waiting at the Georgia Dome for hours.
Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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This doesn't make sense
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Date: May 06, 2019 10:16AM
Get Your Facts Straight Wrote:
> That's not true. Meade sang "Will you still love
> me tomorrow " when he auditioned for American Idol
> back in 2003. He said he never wanted to sing that
> lame song and he was just tired of waiting at the
> Georgia Dome for hours.
"will you still love me tomorrow" is a great song when sung by someone who can actually sing. It probably would sound lame when sung by Meade. The fact that Meade chose it in the first place just shows how retarded he is.
> That's not true. Meade sang "Will you still love
> me tomorrow " when he auditioned for American Idol
> back in 2003. He said he never wanted to sing that
> lame song and he was just tired of waiting at the
> Georgia Dome for hours.
"will you still love me tomorrow" is a great song when sung by someone who can actually sing. It probably would sound lame when sung by Meade. The fact that Meade chose it in the first place just shows how retarded he is.
Re: Has Meade ever tried out for American Idol?
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Meade's own words.
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Date: May 06, 2019 10:44AM
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/1872065.html
Richmond Idol
Years ago, I auditioned for a mini version of American Idol here in Richmond. It was held at the (now defunct) Potter’s Pub . It was in 2003 and I had just turned 24 years old - at that time the maximum age limit. The winner would recieve 300$ in cash prize, as well as plane ticket to the official American Idol auditions in Atlanta. I was in a group of about 10 people and each week the people in the bottom round would be called by telephone and be told they wouldn’t go forward in the competition. I got called on week 3. There were only 4 remaining contestants left. The audition was part of a usual open mic, so the next week I showed up dressed up in my Sunday best, and ready to sing. When the manager refused to let me sing since I wasn’t any longer part of the competition, my heart was broken. I felt that this was my only shot. Of course, Satan is full of his lies, and I fell for it.
“Please let me sing one more damn song!” I replied. It shook up the place. A woman at a nearby table was bragging about her daughter who was also in the competition and sitting with her husband and a few friends. I walked up to the table and slammed down my firsts and proclaimed: “I am the best singer in Richmond!” She said “Okay”. Then I stormed out of the restaurant in a huff. Then I sat in my car and I cried and cried. It turns out my anger was all in vain. The girl that won was sent off to Atlanta and didn’t even make it past the preliminary judges. She never pursued music any further as far as I know. I went to Atlanta myself and being very tired and distraught gave a poor rendition of “Will you still love me tomorrow?”. But the trip was okay because I got to see Margaret Mitchell’s place and the Gone With the Wind Museum, and then I enjoyed Stone Mountain. I feel I have really matured since then. Wherever those people are today, I want to say how regretfully sorry I am for my sardonic behavior.We all grow and need to learn to accept rejection and let God heal us as part of a learning process.
Richmond Idol
Years ago, I auditioned for a mini version of American Idol here in Richmond. It was held at the (now defunct) Potter’s Pub . It was in 2003 and I had just turned 24 years old - at that time the maximum age limit. The winner would recieve 300$ in cash prize, as well as plane ticket to the official American Idol auditions in Atlanta. I was in a group of about 10 people and each week the people in the bottom round would be called by telephone and be told they wouldn’t go forward in the competition. I got called on week 3. There were only 4 remaining contestants left. The audition was part of a usual open mic, so the next week I showed up dressed up in my Sunday best, and ready to sing. When the manager refused to let me sing since I wasn’t any longer part of the competition, my heart was broken. I felt that this was my only shot. Of course, Satan is full of his lies, and I fell for it.
“Please let me sing one more damn song!” I replied. It shook up the place. A woman at a nearby table was bragging about her daughter who was also in the competition and sitting with her husband and a few friends. I walked up to the table and slammed down my firsts and proclaimed: “I am the best singer in Richmond!” She said “Okay”. Then I stormed out of the restaurant in a huff. Then I sat in my car and I cried and cried. It turns out my anger was all in vain. The girl that won was sent off to Atlanta and didn’t even make it past the preliminary judges. She never pursued music any further as far as I know. I went to Atlanta myself and being very tired and distraught gave a poor rendition of “Will you still love me tomorrow?”. But the trip was okay because I got to see Margaret Mitchell’s place and the Gone With the Wind Museum, and then I enjoyed Stone Mountain. I feel I have really matured since then. Wherever those people are today, I want to say how regretfully sorry I am for my sardonic behavior.We all grow and need to learn to accept rejection and let God heal us as part of a learning process.