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| quote: | Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~*
Wait...who destoryed his fame? Clay or Reuben?
I noticed that on the American Idol tours and such they used CLay however...not Reuben. It's one thing for CLay to use his fame to promote himself even as the runner up. But for the competition who named Reuben the winner to use Clay in their "American Idol Winners" umm...concerts, CDs...and such like that...dont' you think that's a little unfair? All Reuben got was a spot on a TV show trying to lose weight. If I were Reuben I would be filing some law suits b/c I'm sure he's not getting what he deserves from his contract, regardless if Clay is the better singer or not. |
I completely see where you're coming from, but all the contract is for the Idol winner is the one record with the company. If Reuben hasn't pursued it since then, it's his laziness.
What I meant by Clay destroying himself was that - he put himself out there SO MUCH that he got immediately boring, and he was going all moral and stuff that he got annoying. What I meant by Clay being more talented than Reuben was mostly in his range - Clay could sing up and down the scale backwards, Reuben was REALLY good in his 9 or 10 notes.
It IS unfair that Reuben isn't getting the coverage that Clay received, particularly because he's the season 2 winner. What I believe is that Clay was the more popular among the geeks and those-of-less-confidence, so they use him as a marketing tool more than Reuben.
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