Originally posted by Y_Shun:
[b]Campus SuperStar II: Judges have a
bigger say!
In the new season of Campus SuperStar hosted by Pornsak and Dasmond
Koh, judges will have a bigger 70% say as to who
will get to stay!
Unlike previous season where public voting accounted for 70% of the
total score, Campus SuperStar 2 will be different. 70% of the
results will now be based on judges scores and 30% on public
voting.
So, if you have what it takes to be the next Campus
SuperStar, mark these details down in your
diary:
Registration & Audition
Boys: Friday Mar 16
Girls: Saturday Mar 17
Venue: Toa Payoh HDB Hub
Time: 9am
Eligibility
This competition is open to students from all secondary schools,
JCs and ITEs who wear school uniforms. Come register and audition
in your current school uniforms (yes, you must belong to a school
with school uniforms).[/b]
if judges have a bigger say, i would like to appeal to all
students and pple out dere to wake up. why waste ur money. i dunnoe
whether is it mediacorp's plan or wad, lesser percentage on
public's voting will actually make the public vote more so dat
their "dream" idol will win.
AGAIN, i emphasize and will continue to ask, WAD is the aim of a
student studying in school?
where is the virtue of being thrifty? my grandmother always "nag"
at the grandchildren about being thrifty and talking strongly abt
saving money and DO NOT spend on the uneccssary. when my mum was
caught up in the project superstar I craze (craze about weilian), i
scolded her many times for calling and sms voting, because i really
see no point. why nt save the money up for
something else or donate it to charity.
DUN tell me abt students having dreamz and why dey cannot pursue
their own dreamz thru these competition. u can hav dreamz, u can do
something abt it, but leave it till after u complete ur
studies.
as i am typing here, channel U is advertising and "PROMOTING" abt
campus superstar. "do u wan to have ur own album published? do u
wan to be part of a show?" it is so misleading and sends wrong
information out to students.