That’s how American Idol judge Randy Jackson feels after enduring nine seasons of weeding through crappy crooners to find a star.
Jackson admits that he’s “growing a little impatient” with the awful singers that show up to the Idol tryouts, because by now, you would think they’d understand the point of the show.
He explains, “Someone great wins every year. That’s it. Same concept every time.”
Jackson doesn’t get why awful singers “aren’t on the same page” but he has a few suspicions.
Sometimes he thinks someone has to be “playing a trick” on him, sending ridiculous people through to the judges.
However, even if producers were messing with him, they would “never own up to it.”
Season nine of American Idol premieres tomorrow (Jan. 12) on FOX and Jackson assures it’s going to be “wild.”
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