Idols South Africa | |
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Season 6 | |
Hosted by | Liezel van der Westhuizen ProVerb |
Judges | Mara Louw Gareth Cliff Randall Abrahams |
Winner | Elvis Blue |
Runner-up | Lloyd Cele |
Release | |
Original network | M-Net |
Original release | 18 July – 2 November 2010 |
Season chronology |
Idols South Africa VI is the sixth season of South African reality interactive talent show based on the British talent show Pop Idol. It premiered on 18 July 2010. [1] For the first time Dave Thompson was not a member of the judging panel. The remaining three judges all returned and were supported by a guest judge in every casting city: Zolani (member of FreshlyGround) in Cape Town, Kahn Morebee (The Parlotones) in Johannesburg, Steve Hofmeyr in Durban, HHP in Port Elizabeth, and Loyiso in Bloemfontein.
The fourteen semifinalists where split in two groups of seven and performed live at Mosaïek Teatro on 22 and 27 August 2010 respectively. After the bottom two from each vote were eliminated, the remaining finalists were merged for the round of the top ten.
Top ten contestant Jamie-Lee Sexton had already been a finalist on Idols III under the name Jamie-Lee Blokdyk where she placed twelfth. She is therefore the first Idol contestant worldwide that made the finals on two different seasons. Accordingly, this was the second season (after season five) in which the top two contestants were never in the bottom, and (after the first season) the second in which both finalists were male.
Guest Judge: Ross Learmonth
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
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1 | Peter Grobler | "Love Is Gone" (David Guetta) | Eliminated |
2 | S'posh Petshwa | "Doesn't Mean Anything" (Alicia Keys) | Eliminated |
3 | Sindi Nene | "Hurt" (Christina Aguilera) | Bottom 3 |
4 | Jess Yallup | "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" (U2) | Safe |
5 | Pieter West | "Never Gonna Be Alone" (Nickelback) | Safe |
6 | Boki Ntsime | "Drift Away" (John Henry Kurtz) | Safe |
7 | Bongi Mthombeni | "The Reason" (Hoobastank) | Safe |
Guest Judge: Judith Sephuma
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jamie-Lee Sexton | "Mercy" (Duffy) | Bottom 3 |
2 | Zintle Mkwela | "Chasing Pavements" (Adele) | Eliminated |
3 | Elvis Blue | "Heaven" (Bryan Adams) | Safe |
4 | Gail Nkoane | "If I Ain't Got You" (Alicia Keys) | Safe |
5 | Lloyd Cele | "The Time of My Life" (David Cook) | Safe |
6 | Adeline Mocke | "When Love Takes Over" (Kelly Rowland & David Guetta) | Safe |
7 | Funeka Peppeta | "A Moment Like This" (Kelly Clarkson) | Eliminated |
(ages stated at time of contest)
Contestant | Age | Hometown | Voted Off | Spectacular Theme |
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Elvis Blue | 30 | George | Winner | Finals |
Lloyd Cele | 28 | Durban | 2 Nov 2010 | Finals |
Sindi Nene | 22 | Durban | 26 Oct 2010 | Semi-Final |
Boki Ntsime | 21 | Johannesburg | 19 Oct 2010 | Unplugged |
Adeline Mocke | 22 | Cape Town | 12 Oct 2010 | Show Stopper |
Pieter West | 25 | Free State | 12 Oct 2010 | |
Jess Yallup | 22 | Durban | 28 Sep 2010 | Michael Jackson |
Jamie-Lee Sexton | 22 | Johannesburg | 21 Sep 2010 | Home Brew |
Bongi Mthombeni | 23 | Johannesburg | 14 Sep 2010 | Disco |
Gail Nkoane | 25 | Kimberley | 7 Sep 2010 | Pop / Rock |
Guest Judge: Kahn Morbee
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
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1 | Elvis Blue | "Play That Funky Music" (Wild Cherry) | Safe |
2 | Gail Nkoane | "Please Don't Leave Me" (P!nk) | Eliminated |
3 | Pieter West | "Won't Go Home Without You" (Maroon 5) | Safe |
4 | Adeline Mocke | "Purple Rain" (Prince) | Safe |
5 | Jamie-Lee Sexton | "Light My Fire" (The Doors) | Bottom 3 |
6 | Boki Ntsime | "Use Somebody" (Kings of Leon) | Safe |
7 | Sindi Nene | "I Kissed A Girl" (Katy Perry) | Safe |
8 | Bongi Mthombeni | "It's My Life" (Bon Jovi) | Safe |
9 | Lloyd Cele | "Beautiful Day" (U2) | Safe |
10 | Jess Yallup | "Zombie" (The Cranberries) | Bottom 3 |
Guest Judge: Tamara Dey
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
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1 | Bongi Mthombeni | "Celebration" (Kool & the Gang) | Eliminated |
2 | Lloyd Cele | "Twist and Shout" (Top Notes) | Safe |
3 | Pieter West | "Knock On Wood" (Eddie Floyd) | Bottom 3 |
4 | Sindi Nene | "Sweet Dreams" (Beyoncé) | Safe |
5 | Elvis Blue | "If I Can't Have You" (Yvonne Elliman) | Safe |
6 | Adeline Mocke | "Hush Hush; Hush Hush" (Pussycat Dolls) | Safe |
7 | Jess Yallup | "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'" (Scissor Sisters) | Safe |
8 | Boki Ntsime | "Love Stoned" (Justin Timberlake) | Safe |
9 | Jamie-Lee Sexton | "Murder on the Dancefloor" (Sophie Ellis-Bextor) | Bottom 3 |
Guest Judge: Tumi Masemola
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
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1 | Pieter West | "Today" (Jesse Clegg) | Bottom 2 |
2 | Jamie-Lee Sexton | "Save Me" (Clout) | Eliminated |
3 | Elvis Blue | "Destiny" (Malaika) | Safe |
4 | Adeline Mocke | "Who Painted The Moon" (Nianell) | Safe |
5 | Boki Ntsime | "Fairytale" (Liquideep) | Safe |
6 | Jess Yallup | "What He Means" (Just Jinger) | Safe |
7 | Sindi Nene | "Moments Away" (Mango Groove) | Safe |
8 | Lloyd Cele | "Push Me To The Floor" (The Parlotones) | Safe |
Guest Judge: Loyiso Bala
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
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1 | Adeline Mocke | "Black or White" (Michael Jackson) | Bottom 3 |
2 | Jess Yallup | "Earth Song" (Michael Jackson) | Eliminated |
3 | Lloyd Cele | "Billie Jean" (Michael Jackson) | Safe |
4 | Pieter West | "Give In to Me" (Michael Jackson) | Bottom 3 |
5 | Elvis Blue | "Remember the Time" (Michael Jackson) | Safe |
6 | Boki Ntsime | "They Don't Care About Us" (Michael Jackson) | Safe |
7 | Sindi Nene | "Smooth Criminal" (Michael Jackson) | Safe |
Guest Judge: Bongani Nchanga
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
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1 | Sindi Nene | "I Learned from the Best" (Whitney Houston) | Saved |
"I Drove All Night" (Cyndi Lauper) | |||
2 | Elvis Blue | "Hallelujah" (Leonard Cohen) | Safe |
"Hey Soul Sister" (Train) | |||
3 | Lloyd Cele | "Haven't Met You Yet" (Michael Bublé) | Safe |
"You Are So Beautiful" (Joe Cocker) | |||
4 | Adeline Mocke | "Stereo Love" (Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina) | Bottom 2 |
"Need You Now" (Lady Antebellum) | |||
5 | Boki Ntsime | "The World's Greatest" (R. Kelly) | Safe |
"Rosanna" (Toto) | |||
6 | Pieter West | "Rockstar" (Nickelback) | Safe |
"You Shook Me All Night Long" (AC/DC) | |||
Guest Judge: Kurt Darren
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
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1 | Lloyd Cele | "Fireflies" (Owl City) | Safe |
"OMG" (Usher) | |||
2 | Sindi Nene | "One Night Only" (Jennifer Hudson, Beyoncé, Anika Noni Rose & Sharon Leal) | Safe |
"Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (Beyoncé) | |||
3 | Pieter West | "Dancing in the Dark" (Bruce Springsteen) | Eliminated |
"You Can Leave Your Hat On" (Joe Cocker) | |||
4 | Elvis Blue | "Bridge over Troubled Water" (Simon & Garfunkel) | Safe |
"Gold Digger" (Kanye West & Jamie Foxx) | |||
5 | Adeline Mocke | "Dance with My Father" (Luther Vandross) | Eliminated |
"Give It Up to Me" (Shakira & Lil Wayne) | |||
6 | Boki Ntsime | "When a Man Loves a Woman" (Percy Sledge) | Safe |
"My Love" (Justin Timberlake) | |||
Guest Judge: Louise Carver
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Elvis Blue | "What a Wonderful World" (Louis Armstrong) | Safe |
"Piano Man" (Billy Joel) | |||
2 | Boki Ntsime | "Weeping" (Bright Blue) | Eliminated |
"A Change Is Gonna Come" (Sam Cooke) | |||
3 | Sindi Nene | "A Little Less Conversation" (Elvis Presley) | Bottom 2 |
"Beautiful" (Christina Aguilera) | |||
4 | Lloyd Cele | "Linkin Park Medley" (Linkin Park) | Safe |
"I'm Yours" (Jason Mraz) | |||
Guest Judge: Hip Hop Pantsula
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Sindi Nene | "Vuli Ndlela" (Brenda Fassie) | Eliminated |
"Spotlight" (Jennifer Hudson) | |||
"You Raise Me Up" (Secret Garden) | |||
2 | Lloyd Cele | "Dynamite" (Taio Cruz) | Safe |
"Just the Way You Are" (Bruno Mars) | |||
"When You're Gone" (Avril Lavigne) | |||
3 | Elvis Blue | "Broken Strings" (James Morrison) | Safe |
"You Belong to Me" (Bob Dylan) | |||
"What About Now" (Daughtry) | |||
Order | Contestant | Song (Original Artist) | Result |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Lloyd Cele | "Push Me To The Floor" (The Parlotones) | Runner-up |
"Just the Way You Are" (Bruno Mars) | |||
"Thanks to You" (Lloyd Cele) | |||
2 | Elvis Blue | "Make You Feel My Love" (Bob Dylan) | Winner |
"Hallelujah" (Leonard Cohen) | |||
"Things My Father Said" (Black Stone Cherry) | |||
Did Not Perform | Female | Male | Top 14 | Top 10 | Winner |
Safe | Safe First | Safe Last | Eliminated | Judges' Save |
Stage: | Semi | Finals | ||||||||||
Week: | 8/22 | 8/29 | 9/6 | 9/13 | 9/20 | 9/27 | 10/3 | 10/10 | 10/17 | 10/24 | 10/31 | |
Place | Contestant | Result | ||||||||||
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1 | Elvis Blue | Winner | ||||||||||
2 | Lloyd Cele | Runner-Up | ||||||||||
3 | Sindi Nene | Btm 3 | Saved | Btm 2 | Elim | |||||||
4 | Boki Ntsime | Elim | ||||||||||
5-6 | Adeline Mocke | Btm 2 | Btm 2 | Elim | ||||||||
Pieter West | Btm 2 | Btm 3 | ||||||||||
7 | Jess Yallup | Btm 3 | Btm 2 | Elim | ||||||||
8 | Jamie-Lee Sexton | Btm 3 | Btm 2 | Btm 3 | Elim | |||||||
9 | Bongi Mthombeni | Elim | ||||||||||
10 | Gail Nkoane | Elim | ||||||||||
Semi | Funeka Peppeta | Elim | ||||||||||
Zintle Mkwela | ||||||||||||
Peter Grobler | Elim | |||||||||||
S'posh Petshwa |
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