Lilly Scott is talented and she knows it, therefore she's upset that she was voted off of a talent competition fairly early on.

Lilly, who makes sandwiches at a deli in Colorado, blames American Idol's demographic for her low number of votes. I blame her at.ti.tude that I think was stinking up the stage when she would perform each week. I also think she should have done her research before attempting to sound factual about the show's audience, something she doesn't know much about. I know some Grannys be soaking their dentures while they're watching Idol. Besides, Idol does exceptionally well in the 18-49 demographic, not tweens.

On what she was thinking when Ryan Seacrest told her she's eliminated: I was just frustrated. My fanbase wasn't really there, even though the producers and the judges seemed to love me. I guess my fans weren't there which is why I said 'I don't know what America wants to listen to.' But having said that, my voting demographic is probably people who don't even own a TV and if they do, they're probably out doing something more productive than watching TV, let alone American Idol! I guess they just weren't voting.

On singing a Patsy Cline song: The American Idol voting demographic is probably tweens, like 11- and 12-year-old girls, and I'm sure they don't know who Patsy Cline is and that probably affected me.

On what she aspires to do in the near future: I would fit in the summer festival circuit like Coachella and Bonaroo. I know there's a fanbase out there that's loving what I'm doing and that's not necessarily the voting demographic of American Idol. I thought maybe I could break the mold, but it's just another season of the same old stuff!

Yep! The bold portions of Lilly's quotes exemplify that this chick is a self-righteous, cocky B*TCH! Buh bye now.

The last and most surprising elimination of the night was that of Lilly Scott's. I blame her elimination on two things: She ended the night and Simon Cowell just labeled her "cute," and as I've said many times, she kind of seemed like a b*tch, therefore making it difficult for viewers to connect with her.

Lilly Scott and Katelyn Epperly should have been spared.

Before Lilly got cut, Katelyn Epperly was eliminated. Lacey Brown SUCKS and she should have been sent packing.

Alex Lambert, who has a great voice but lacks stage presence, was also sadly given the boot. Tim Urban SUCKS. He just doesn't have what it takes. He's not right for the competition. And Todrick Hall, the totally gay dancer and singer, was sent home.

Crystal Bowersox was not happy that Lilly was eliminated and Siobhan Magnus bawled when Alex's journey ended. I wonder if Alex and Siobhan had something going on? I think I have a few more Idol posts in me that I may post over the weekend. Now that I'm watching this crap, I have a lot to say about it. I have issues.

I'm not a big Lilly Scott fan. She seems like a b*tch for some reason. She may either be shy, and she comes across as arrogant cause she doesn't say much, or she may just be confident. Which is never a bad thing.

I've missed a few episodes of Idol, though, only catching performances online. So she may actually be much more down to earth than I give her credit for, who knows?

Lilly Scott is talented, there's no doubt about that, but she pretty much does the same thing every single week. She's no Crystal Bowersox or Siobhan Magnus. She knows who she is, but who she is just "cute" like Simon Cowell said.

Lilly Scott said Ryan Seacrest is short. Well, she didn't exactly say that, but she hinted at it. 

The man is almost a midget. He's 5'9, or so he says, and male and sometimes female contestants are often taller than him, towering the metrosexual in the most obvious of ways.

After Lilly Scott sang "Fixin' A Hole" she stood next to Ryan and mentioned his height. I love her for that. Lilly's very talented. I'm not a big fan of hers because there's something holier than thou/ not down to earth about her, but I'll give her credit where it's due: She's good!

It takes a lot of courage to cover one of the greats, but Lilly Scott did that on American Idol last night and she did it well.

Wearing a dress, tights, boots, and a guitar, Lilly sang "Birdland" as she strummed along. Lilly's voice is gorgeous and she has the talent to go far this year. People should vote for her so she can get her hair done, though, cause it looks about ready to break off. Bleach is bad!

In case you missed it, check out Lilly's impressive performance after the jump.

Lilly Scott is the platinum blonde blues loving contestant from Denver, Colorado. Like many Idol hopefuls, Until recently, Lilly was singing and playing guitar for her own band named "Varlet."

Varlet's music was bluesy acoustic rock, whatever that is. But Lilly no longer sings for Varlet. Do you see that in the distance? It may be her head swelling. Lilly sang the National Anthem at Mile High Stadium when she was only 5 years old. Based upon what Lilly said during her audition interview, she is very confident.  Watch out now.