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Hunter Metts is next to sit in the big decision chair and tells Katy and Luke that this is the biggest moment of his life, tearfully adding that he really wants it. His parents were both in the music industry and he's seen what it means to struggle in this business. While the judges felt like he could be in the Top 10, he thinks his parents are on that level, but they didn't "make it" and that's doing a number on his head. Bobby has a talk with him to try and shake him out of that mindset, but did it work? Hunter picked "July" by Noah Cyrus as his Showstopper and, back in the big chair, he says he feels like the song was a risk and hoped it paid off (but shows some lingering doubt, recognizing how talented everyone is at this point). Luke says he needs to remember no one sounds like him and that it's their job to push him. And he will get pushed some more as Hunter is in the Top 24 and gets to call his very excited sister (who quit her job so he could audition) and mom with the good news.

Next up is Althea Grace, who Katy says is one of those mothers that can lift a car. Duets was a rough round for her as a medical emergency happened with her young daughter the night of rehearsals, but she persevered through the emotional roller coaster and channeled that into her performance. With Lennon recovered, she's more at ease and able to channel her touring musician energy into her Showstopper of "We Can Work It Out" by The Beatles. Immediately after, Katy tells Luke she enjoyed her fighting spirit. Back to the "now," Katy tells Althea that she doesn't think that was the right song choice but that she has found a new level, like becoming a mom has evolved her. The downside is It's the end of the Idol road this year for Althea but the upside is she gets to go snuggle her kid.

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Ronda Felton and Funke, who were partners for the Duets, are the next two up to find out their fates. "Orange Colored Sky" by Natalie Cole was Funke song of choice for the Showstopper and, while Katy notes that she's improved through Hollywood Week, Luke thinks she regressed a bit in this performance. Katy says she believes in her but this is the end of the Idol journey for her. Meanwhile, when Ronda is asked by Luke what she's learned about herself, says that she's learned that if she keeps pushing, she can get where she wants to be. She likes the person she's becoming and seems comfortable on stage as she sings "All In Love Is Fair" by Stevie Wonder. Unfortunately, Ronda has also not made it to the Top but Luke says that they'd love to have her around again.

Grace Kinstler tells Katy and Luke that she second-guessed her song choice in the Showstopper when she sits in the big chair. She wanted a more mellow song to show range but got nervous hearing so many big song choices from other contestants. The song, "Father" by Demi Lovato, also served as a dedication to her own dad who passed away. When the song kicked into a higher gear, Lionel exclaimed, "Boom," and added some fists pumps. Grace, back in the judgment room, says she really felt the performance and thinks that's when the best performances happen. Katy agrees but cautions that song choice is really key. Which is something Grace will get to work on in the Top 24!

Drake's big gamble was picking Luke's song "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)" for his Showstopper. He poured a lot of energy and personality into it and felt good about the performance, getting Luke out of his seat and shaking it as well. He got a standing ovation and Luke was grateful for the endorphins the performance got moving. Cecil sang "Beyond" by Leon Bridges, a much more mellow vibe than Drake's high energy outing. e24fc04721