Chikezie talks about his name.  His first grade teacher mispronounced his name so he let it go.

Chikezie sings: “I Believe To My Soul” by Donny Hathaway.

Randy says:  “This is the guy we fell in love with.”  “That was hot, baby.”  “In it to win it.”
Paula says: Pretty smart picking a song with the line “remember my name.”

Simon says:  Million times better than last time.  Clever song.

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The American Idol Season 7 Top 24 Spoiler list was right.

Cuties Amy Davis (from Northwest Indiana) and biker nurse Amanda Overmyer (from Mulberry, Indiana near Lafayette) made it through, as well as Asia’h Epperson (tragedy — her father died).

Here are the Top 24 American Idol Season 7 contestants:

From IdolBlogLive:

Official Top 12 Girls

Alaina Whitaker – (Gallery)
Alex Lushington – (Gallery)
Indiana’s Amanda Overmyer – (Gallery)
Carly Hennessey Smithson – (Gallery)
Cedar Lake, Indiana’s Amy Davis – (Gallery)
Brooke White – (Gallery)
Kristy Lee Cook – (Gallery)
Kady Malloy – (Gallery)
Ramielle Malubay – (Gallery)
Syesha Mercado – (Gallery)
Joanne Borgella – (Gallery)
Asia’h Epperson – (Gallery)

Official Top 12 Boys

Chikeze Eze – (Gallery)
Colton Berry – (Gallery)
Danny Noriega – (Gallery)
David Archuletta – (Gallery)
David Cook – (Gallery)
David Hernandez – (Gallery)
Garret Haley – (Gallery)
Jason Castro – (Gallery)
Jason Yeager – (Gallery)
Crawfordsville, Indiana’s Luke Menard – (Gallery)
Michael Lee Johns – (Gallery)
Robbie Carrico – (Gallery)

See also Sarah Kickler Kelber’s live blog for a nice American Idol Season 7 Top 24 recap.

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