Jordin Sparks To Win "American Idol"? (VIDEO)

17-year old Jordin Sparks who got a lot of judge love on last night's ultimate showdown on FOX's "American Idol" will win the competition by a landslide according to DialIdol.com software that predicts the results by measuring the busy signal.

The 17-year old was praised last night as the superior singer to 25-year old beatboxer Blake Lewis who was branded the best performer.

Lewis opened the night with a reprisal of his signature performance of Bon Jovi's "You Give Love a Bad Name."



Simon said: "Blake, you're not the best singer in this competition. But you're the best entertainer I think we've had."

Sparks then sang Christina Aguilera's "Fighter." making Cowell happy. Nevertheless he noted that "the vocals were actually a bit shriek-y."



Lewis ditched his beatboxing for a cover of a Maroon 5 hit "She Will Be Loved." Cowell thought he had played it too safe.



Sparks' then took on Martina McBride's "Broken Wing" prompting Simon to exclaim, "Now, THAT was good."



In their final turn, both performed "This Is My Now," the tune picked by viewers in an online "American Idol" songwriting contest introduced this season.



"I thought it was all a little odd. ... It's just not a song that you would normally sing," said Cowell, judging Lewis' performance.



As for Sparks, however, judge Randy Jackson gushed: "You were the best singer tonight. You deserve it all, baby!"

Earlier Cowell said of Sparks and Lewis to the press: "I'm pleased for the two of them. They're nice kids. But I would have liked to have seen one of them up against the big singer."

Whom will America choose? According to DialIdol.com, an online service that has has an excellent record in predicting elimination of contestants, Jordin Sparks scored 45,03 points as opposed to Blake Lewis' 30,34.

Normally the final vote can go either way if the gap is about 3 points due to a margin of error. The 15-point gap between the contestants however seems to indicate Jordin will win the competition by a landslide.

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Can Beatboxer Blake Win "Idol"?

American Idol finalists Blake Lewis and Jordin Sparks will square off in their final singing showdown on Tuesday night and as Simon Cowell has already stated - all bets are off.

The contestants will sing one song they have performed previously; a new tune of their own choosing; and, to complete their set, the winning song from this season's songwriting competition-within-a-competition.

Meanwhile, Entertainment Weekly is asking their online readers to choose the cover the mag will publish after the results are announced on Wednesday. You may vote for your favorite Blake and Jordin cover at EW.com until May 23.

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Idol Buddies

All right, so this picture is obviously fake and has the words "Photo Shop" written all over it, but you know I couldn't resist posting it. Fellow "American Idol" contestants Blake Lewis and Chris Richardson are good friends...

...as evident on last night's results show (or so it seemed) as well as in the candid images below the text (those are genuine, I swear.) The two men were placed somewhere between the 4th and the 6th place in this week's voting results.

The judges praised their swing-style performances with a modern vibe this week, with Chris Richardson getting exceptionally positive remarks from all three judges, and Paula Abdul calling it his best performance ever.

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VIDEO: Blake Lewis Exposed As Jonnie Walker Blue

Oh, no! He's back! The white trash menace called Jonnie Walker Blue is back! Holy multiple personality disorder! Now that's scary. In this classic video that has just been YouTubed several hours ago Blake Lewis assumes his recently exposed alter ego.

The beatboxing "American Idol" contestant puts on buck teeth and a nasty black wig transforming himself into the character he created as he walks through the Summer Meltdown Music Festival in his home state of Washington.

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Does Blake Lewis Have Oral Fixation?

I can't believe I am actually doing this post! But, seriously. Doesn't the "American Idol" contestant Blake Lewis have a thing for his mouth and tongue? Here are a few images taken from the actual show and the Top-12 party to prove that point.

According to Sigmund Freud, an oral fixation is a fixation in the oral stage of development and it is manifested by an obsession with stimulating the mouth, causing these people to constantly "hunger" for activities involving the mouth in adult life.

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VIDEO: Best of IDOL: Blake Lewis: "Time of the Season"

Following an uninspiring performance last week, Blake Lewis "was in it to win it" with his rendition of the 1967 classic "Time of the Season" getting the love of the judges. Watch out for Ryan Seacrest doing the Blake thing as he tells viewers to vote.