Para sa pangatlo niyang performance, kinanta ni Jessica Sanchez ang original song na "Change Nothing" na pinili naman ng American Idol resident mentor na si Jimmy Iovine.

Written by Jaden Michaels, Joleen Belle and Harry Sommerdahl, hindi nagustuhan ng judges ang original song ni Jessica, pero nabigyang buhay naman daw ng teenager ito.

Sabi nga ni Randy Jackson: "I did not love the song. But you made something out of the song."

Ini-expect daw kasi ni Randy na since Beyonce nga ang peg ni Jessica, kantang nasa genre na Urban (hip-hop-dance-rhythm & blues) ang kakantahin ng dalagita.

Nawi-weird-an lang daw ang orig na Idol judge, na pop ang kinanta ni Jessica at wala yung "flavor" ng style niya.

Si Jennifer Lopez naman, katulad ni Randy ay hindi nagustuhan ang kanta para kay Jessica. Nasasayangan daw siya na hindi nailabas ng teenage singer ang soul at blues na nasa boses ni Jessica na siyang hinahangaan ng mga tao rito.

Binigyan na lang ni J.Lo ng payo si Jessica na pag gumawa na ito ng maraming-maraming records: "You have to be able to say to someone, 'This is not me' or 'This is me, I can put a twist on it.'

"You can change songs. Know that those are all your options as an artist to do that. Everything has to be you, Jessica."

As usual, fantsinang-fantsina naman ang dating ng simula ng comments ni Steven Tyler. Katulad ng co-judges niya, hindi niya rin feel ang kanta.

"I just didn't feel like that song was the pr0per song for you to sing with a voice and the places you've taken the world before this. Yeah, baby," patuloy ni Tyler.

Agree naman si Jessica na hindi niya rin feel ang kanta. Gusto nga raw sana niya na mas Urban ang dating ng kakantahin niya. Pero kung papipiliin daw siya--kung makakagawa na siya ng sarili niyang record--"It's gonna be a lot more me."

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