Sir Blayke's elimination from 'American Idol' leaves fans fuming: 'Get it together voters'

'WTH Sir Blayke goes home and Cameron stays. Guess it's better to be really really bad than boring #AmericanIdol,' wrote a fan
Sir Blayke on 'American Idol' Season 20 (ABC)
Sir Blayke on 'American Idol' Season 20 (ABC)

After fuming at the 'American Idol' judges over eliminating good performers week after week, the singing competition's fans' have now redirected their anger at the show's audience for repeating the same mistake. The ABC show's audience was vested with the power of deciding which of the Top 24 performers would move to the Top 20 list via their votes.

So, when the recently aired episode of 'American Idol' Season 20 revealed the results of the audience voting, fans were left fuming when Sir Blayke's elimination was announced. Following the season's strongest frontrunner Kenedi Anderson's decision to quit the show, only one contestant was going to be eliminated from group 2. While group 1 featured Scarlet Ayliz and Danielle Finn's elimination, group 2 saw Sir Blayke leave. After hearing the news of Sir Blayke's elimination angry fans took to Twitter to call out the audience for their misjudgment.

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Sir Blayke on 'American Idol' Season 20 (ABC)

Fans couldn't help but wonder how a talented performer like Sir Blayke was eliminated while his fellow group member Cameron Whitcomb managed to get through despite his lackluster performance. A fan tweeted, "WTH Sir Blayke goes home and Cameron stays. Guess it's better to be really really bad than boring #AmericanIdol." "Cameron over Sir Blake??!! Come on!!!#AmericanIdol," wrote a fan. "How in the world do Tristan and Cameron beat out Sir Blayke? #AmericanIdol." questioned a fan. 



 



 



 

Cameron Whitcomb on 'American Idol' season 20 (Photo by ABC)

Fans also slammed the American audience for their poor voting choices. A fan shared, "America WTF is the matter with you voting thru Cameron and leaving Sir Blake off the team? #AmericanIdol." "America voting will NEVER sit right with me #AmericanIdol .... Lady K and Sir Blake being the last 2 and Scarlett being eliminated is not sitting well with me," seconded a fan. "Ok yall about to send Sir Blayke home after I tweeted he may be my favorite guy last week. #AmericanIdol," expressed a fan. "Sir Blayke was sooo much better than at least 5 night 2 people. Get it together voters. #AmericanIdol," commented a fan.



 



 



 



 

'American Idol' Season 20 airs every Sunday and Monday at 8/7c on ABC.

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