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Is Will Moseley in top three? ‘American Idol’ Season 22 fans think judges were ‘biased’ with singer

As 'American Idol' fans showered Will Moseley with praise, some were quick with their critics on the country singer

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: After Will Moseley's mesmerizing performance on 'American Idol' Season 22, fans are confident that he will secure a spot in the top three. His captivating performance left viewers in awe, with many predicting his success in the competition's later stages. His recent performance struck a deep emotional chord with fans. Playing guitar and singing '(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay' by Otis Redding, Will's heartfelt rendition moved audiences to tears.

Fans were overwhelmed by the emotional resonance of his performance, solidifying Will as a standout contestant in their minds already. "I’m gonna predict Abi and Will in the top 3," a fan said. "Will be one of top three winners on American Idol," said another. "Will Moseley #AmericanIdol Top 3 will," added another fan.

While some fans showered Will with praise for his performance, others accused the judges of showing bias towards him. These critics felt that the judges' favorable treatment of Will may have influenced their perception of his performance, leading to accusations of favoritism, as others also labelled the season's favourite as 'boring.' 

"idol so bias toward all other genre but country.. will was great but stop being so bias judges," said a user. "Will bores me," said another. "He's okay but I feel like you can find him in any bar in Key West. He is good, not great," added another.

Will Moseley left football after multiple concussions 

Moseley, a former college football player in Maryville, TN, faced a pivotal moment when he decided to step away from the sport due to experiencing multiple concussions within just two seasons. Prioritizing his well-being above all else, Moseley made the courageous choice to retire from football for good.

After hanging up his football boots, Moseley redirected his focus towards his true passion: music. This marked a significant turning point in his life journey, as he embraced a new path filled with creative pursuits and personal fulfillment. Reflecting on his decision, Moseley opened up about the toll that repeated concussions had taken on him.

He shared the internal struggle of questioning whether the risks he faced on the football field were worth the potential long-term consequences to his health. Ultimately, he recognized the importance of preserving his future well-being, even if it meant leaving behind a beloved sport.

Will Moseley calls ' American Idol' biggest opportunity of his life 

After securing a golden ticket, Will expressed the magnitude of the moment, saying, "This moment is huge." He emphasized that being on the show was the biggest opportunity he had ever encountered and could potentially be the greatest opportunity he would ever have in his life. "This moment’s huge,” Moseley said. “It’s the biggest opportunity I’ve had so far and it could very well possibly be the biggest opportunity I ever have.”

Moseley's audition on the show earned him a coveted golden ticket from the judges, catapulting him directly to the first round of Hollywood Week. The video capturing his audition amassed an impressive 1.4 million views on Facebook, indicating a widespread appeal and interest in his performance.

Furthermore, Moseley's rendition of the song made a significant impact, debuting at an impressive No. 13 on Billboard's country chart. This achievement not only showcased Moseley's talent but also signaled a promising start to his journey in the music industry, garnering attention and recognition on a national scale.

'American Idol' Season 22 airs every Sunday at 8 pm ET on ABC. Further, new episodes are available to stream on Hulu the next day.