PopEater to Debut 'Idol' Winner's First Song

Posted May 21st 2008 1:15PM by Kim Davis
Filed under: American Idol

It's the battle of the Davids in this year's 'American Idol' showdown and PopEater is all over it like Cowell on Seacrest. We, like you, have been watching intently all season and are willing the clock forward as the countdown begins on tonight's Season Seven finale.

Now for the awesome part. Beginning at 10pm PT/1am ET tonight, you can hear the champ's winning Idol song right here on PopEater. Will it be 17-year-old phenom Archuleta who takes home the 'AI' gold tonight? Or will it be 25-year-old rocker Cook? Tune in to find out, then turn to us to hear David (?)'s first song as an 'American Idol' winner.

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1. I think Simon was too harsh on David Cook last night. I like Simon and I respect his opinion but I've come to the decision that he sways more towards the one that he thinks is going to win. I think the judges pretty well know, from who got what with votes, who will win and Simon wants to be sure the viewers see him as the one that knew all along was to win. Both Davids were great last night and both a wonderful talent, I wish them both the best and hope to see more of them in the future.

I do want to add one more thing...I do feel that David A. will benefit more from winning Idol than David C. Cook is already secure with himself and will do well on his own...but David A. needs more experience with his stage presence and self-security...hopefully him winning will give him that, for his future performances.

LenoraSTL

Lenora at 2:14PM on May 21st 2008

2. DAVID COOK WON!!!!Hes So Cute!!!

Kristen at 10:31PM on May 21st 2008

3. DAVID COOK CONRATULATIONS YOU ARE OFF THE CHAIN!

Cook Fan at 10:43PM on May 21st 2008

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