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Jessica Simpson is slowly increasing her music comeback.
A few months again, she carried out on stage for the primary time in a few years.
Since then, she’s been singing to the purpose the place she’s tried unorthodox treatments for her throat.
Now, she has taken it to the subsequent stage — singing for her first televised efficiency in 15 years.
Jessica Simpson is SO again
On Sunday, Could 18, Jessica Simpson carried out on the American Idol finale.
Is it just a little odd for Simpson to carry out on the fact singing competitors, since she’s not one of many individuals who entered the music business that method? Possibly.
However within the face of the singer’s first tv efficiency in 15 years, who’s going to complain?
For her efficiency, Simpson included a blast from the previous and one thing new.
She teamed up with Josh King, a former American Idol contestant, to carry out her 2005 “These Boots Are Made for Walking.”
That tune, in flip, was a revamp of Nancy Sinatra’s unique tune.
Then, Simpson handled the viewers to “Blame Me,” one in every of her new songs.
How did viewers reply?
Naturally, audiences took to social media — together with the minefield that’s YouTube feedback — to react to Jessica Simpson’s efficiency.
“I can tell how much she loves her new music, the soul and emotions are shining bright!” one gushed.
“So beautiful to see her on stage for the very first time in 15 years!” one other exclaimed.
“That meant to much to her and besides being nervous she did great!”
“Wow! She’s unrecognizable. But, she sounded great!” one partially important commenter noticed.
“She did not sound good,” insisted one other, who criticized: “And OMG she looks so different so much Botox, fillers, plastic surgery etc”
One of many oddest feedback that we discovered learn:
“I love her but she consistently makes me uncomfortable when she performs.”
Is ‘American Idol’ in her future?
On Sunday, Jessica Simpson took to Instagram to point out a glimpse of her excited rehearsal.
“Omg yes!!! Be a judge and replace Carrie,” instructed one keen commenter.
That’s not a horrible concept, however Simpson deserves higher.
Maybe her subsequent efficiency will see fewer commenters obsessing over her face not trying prefer it did in 2010. Oh, who’re we kidding?
