American idol judge Lionel Richie may have to shake off the rejection after revealing his replacement choice for outgoing judge Katy Perry. As Perry prepares to say goodbye to American idolher fellow judges talk about the Katy-sized hole she’ll leave behind and play a guessing game to see who will fill those superstar shoes.
“Katy is awesome,” Lionel Richie recently said Fox News. “The first season, she had me become my mom and dad and grandma so quickly: ‘Like, what are you doing? You can’t do that in public.’ Everything adult came out of me. I realized this lady was out of control. Then Luke came in and said things. Then I started thinking about my reputation. to the point where it set in Papa Bear and I have the kids.”
“I’m going to miss her. Finding someone who has that sense of humor is going to be hard,” he admitted.
While Perry is irreplaceable, Richie’s dream replacement? None other than Taylor Swift. “Taylor Swift, if you’re listening, it’s a wonderful place to stay,” Lionel offered. “Luke and I would love for you to join us.”
We here at Big open country admire Lionel Richie for taking a shot at the billionaire queen of pop. However, Swift being a judge on Idol also seems likely that Beyoncé will succeed Alfonso Ribeiro on America’s Funniest Home Videos.
Aside from Lionel Richie’s fantastic choice, Katy Perry has her own choice for her replacement on ‘American Idol’
Meanwhile, Katy Perry recently shared her top pick for who should join Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan as judges.
“I have to say, Jelly Roll was crazy when he came on the show,” Perry said recently. E! News. “I believed everything he said. He could run for president, he could be my pastor, I could go back to church for him. He could sell me anything.”
“So I love him,” she continued. “And having one of these guys and Jelly on the show would be amazing. I love you, Jelly!”
Perry announced Jelly’s name about a week after her guest mentoring on April 8. Idol episode. During his appearance, he provided mentoring and coaching to Hawaii’s top 24 candidates. He also delivered a rendition of his hit “Halfway to Hell,” capturing the feeling the rapper and singer might feel if he found himself judging. American idol.
