Ju'Not Joyner's New Single "Bad Chick" Available on His MySpace

Posted by thefunnystone on Monday, August 31, 2009 at 3:47 AM EST

Ju'Not Joyner's new single "Bad Chick" is available to preview on his MySpace. He says that iTunes and Rhapsody links are coming soon if you like what you hear. So go show Ju'Not some love and listen to the song.


Idol Contracts Are Up On Thursday for the Top 36

Posted by thefunnystone on Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 5:00 PM EST

Who's gonna spill first? (Besides Ju'Not of course, who has already spilled, and has been cracking us up with his tweets ever since).


Download Ju'Not Joyner's "One Nite Wife"

Posted by thefunnystone on Thursday, August 13, 2009 at 6:57 PM EST

Ju'Not Joyner is putting out a sample of his upcoming album in the form of the song "One Nite Wife". So download the song here and give it a listen. It's got a good beat and it'll tide you over until Ju'Not is let out of his slavetract and can release more.


Ayla Brown Adds to Ju'Not Joyner's Take on Idol

Posted by thefunnystone on Saturday, August 08, 2009 at 5:05 AM EST

An ABC News article on Paula's dismissal and Ju'Noy Joyner's comments about Idol (listen to his VFTW Radio appearance), also had a very interesting passage by former Idol contestant Ayla Brown. Ayla was also a really interesting guest on VFTW Radio, and she mentioned a lot of this to us back then as well.

"Season five contestant Ayla Brown told ABCNews.com that behind-the-scenes judgment can sometimes influence a singer's fate more than on-air evaluations or audience votes.

"The way they portrayed me on the show was that I'm the daughter of a state senator and a news reporter and I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth. I came off as this stuck up northeastern b***h," Brown said.

That changed when executive producers Warwick and Nigel Lythgoe actually listened to Brown sing.

"A few weeks in, when I was rehearsing, Ken and Nigel came in and said, 'You know, we knew you were pretty but we really didn't know you could sing this well,'" Brown said. "It made me think that I was on the show, and some people are put on the show, just to get ratings."

Ayla's right. She was portrayed on the show as a snob who made it on the show because of connections, but she probably surprised the producers when she sang really well and survived a few rounds of cuts due to her good performances. Turns out Ayla is a well spoken and interesting girl who worked hard for what she has going for her.

We love the Idols coming out of the woodwork to agree with Ju'Not. What do you think?