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First of all, I haven't read the entire post so if this has already been mentioned, I apologize.
Has anyone heard of the scam an Atlanta radio is station is putting together? They are going to fly Victor to Atlanta, cut a song, and try to get radio stations to play it continuously in the wee hours of the morning for an hour in hopes that it will go to #1 and Simon will have to pay $50,000 (plus Paula and Randy).
Here's the scoop....
Making Simon Pay Up No Idol Threat
Wednesday night on American Idol, Simon Cowell, as usual, was torturing the crap out of the latest crop of questionably talented/sane would-be Idols. He was particularly brutal with one gentleman, a certain Victor Mercado, telling him that if he was able to put together a No. 1 record within six months, Cowell would pay him $50,000. Sounds like the makings of a perfectly big, dumb morning show bit!
The first show to take up the challenge was The Bert Show on WWWQ (All The Hits Q100)/Atlanta. Here's co-host/Exec. Producer Jeff Dauler to enlighten us: "A few weeks ago were talking and wondered that if we were able to unite a bunch of morning shows together we could, dare we say, affect the outcome of American Idol! But, instead doing that and risking the wrath of whatever this year's version of 'Claymates' might be, we decided to use our united power to help make Simon Cowell pay up."
Yesterday, Bert and crew were on the air enlisting the help of Mojo on CC's WKQI/Detroit. "Some guy who works in Eminem's studio called in and offered to help," Dauler tells ST Daily. "The goal here is to use our production connections to help Victor record a song, then, using our network of morning shows, get enough spins to be able to finesse it to No. 1 on some chart somewhere to make Simon eat his words ... and fork over the $50K." If you want to join the fun, reach out to Dauler at jeff@allthehitsq100.com.
So what is your opinion on that?
Has anyone heard of the scam an Atlanta radio is station is putting together? They are going to fly Victor to Atlanta, cut a song, and try to get radio stations to play it continuously in the wee hours of the morning for an hour in hopes that it will go to #1 and Simon will have to pay $50,000 (plus Paula and Randy).
Here's the scoop....
Making Simon Pay Up No Idol Threat
Wednesday night on American Idol, Simon Cowell, as usual, was torturing the crap out of the latest crop of questionably talented/sane would-be Idols. He was particularly brutal with one gentleman, a certain Victor Mercado, telling him that if he was able to put together a No. 1 record within six months, Cowell would pay him $50,000. Sounds like the makings of a perfectly big, dumb morning show bit!
The first show to take up the challenge was The Bert Show on WWWQ (All The Hits Q100)/Atlanta. Here's co-host/Exec. Producer Jeff Dauler to enlighten us: "A few weeks ago were talking and wondered that if we were able to unite a bunch of morning shows together we could, dare we say, affect the outcome of American Idol! But, instead doing that and risking the wrath of whatever this year's version of 'Claymates' might be, we decided to use our united power to help make Simon Cowell pay up."
Yesterday, Bert and crew were on the air enlisting the help of Mojo on CC's WKQI/Detroit. "Some guy who works in Eminem's studio called in and offered to help," Dauler tells ST Daily. "The goal here is to use our production connections to help Victor record a song, then, using our network of morning shows, get enough spins to be able to finesse it to No. 1 on some chart somewhere to make Simon eat his words ... and fork over the $50K." If you want to join the fun, reach out to Dauler at jeff@allthehitsq100.com.
So what is your opinion on that?