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'American Song Contest' Semifinals 2: Fans slam jury for Chloe Fredericks' low ranking

'I’m sorry but this jury has NO taste #AmericanSongContest,' said a fan

With the Semifinals 2 finally here, the pressure is as high as it gets on the 'American Song Contest'! So far, the states that have made it to the finals are -- Alabama - Ni/Co, Colorado - Riker Lynch, Kentucky - Jordan Smith, Oklahoma - AleXa and Washington Allen Stone.

Performing in Semifinals 2 are, American Samoa - Tenelle, California - Sweet Taboo, Connecticut - Michael Bolton, Georgia - Stela Cole, Kansas - Broderick Jones, North Carolina - John Morgan, North Dakota - Chloe Fredericks, Puerto Rico - Christian Pagán, Tennessee - Tyler Braden, Texas - Grant Knoche and New York - ENISA.

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Before her performance, North Dakota's Chloe Fredericks spoke about how her song was about a relationship that didn't work out and that the song was all about moving forward. She was all set to take on the main stage and certainly didn't hold back with her performance and even had Kelly Clarkson declaring that she definitely wanted to cover the song. But even though fans loved the song, the jury wasn't too convinced yet, placing it third and the ranking board.

Fans were shocked and appalled and called out the jury on their ranking, seeing that they weren't having it. "North Carolina over North Dakota is an insane decision by the jury #AmericanSongContest" tweeted a fan. "COME ONNNNN NORTH DAKOTA SHOULD BE HIGHER IN THE RANKINGS, YALL KILLIN ME 🤦🏽‍♀️#AmericanSongContest" added a fan. "I’m sorry but this jury has NO taste #AmericanSongContest" said a fan. "the jury is so mad that people like actual good music #AmericanSongContest" added another. "#AmericanSongContest "I can't make you love me" .... oh I'm sorry but we've already made you the queen and we do! Vote for North Dakota! We stan Queen Chloe!" said a fan.  

'American Song Contest' airs on Mondays at 8/7c on NBC. You can vote for your favorite performances on the NBC website, the NBC app, and TikTok. You can also stream your favorite artists' songs on your preferred music streaming app.

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