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American Idol, The Day After: Vegas Rounds, Night 2 Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Fri, Feb 22, 2013 6:56 PM EST

Last night, 10 of this season's "American Idol" boys competed in Vegas, and with the exception of Phil Oakey/Pete Burns-esque androgyne JDA and "awkward turtle" Charlie Askew (who were polarizing, but at least interesting), it was a pretty sedate show of boring balladry. Maybe Season 12 will be a girls' season after all, just like Nigel Lythgoe and Randy Jackson have been insisting.

Watch me and my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield dish (and disagree) about last night's Vegas performances, and feel free to weigh in with your own opinions in the comments section below.

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