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When it comes to certain programs, live TV seems to be a particularly contradictory term-certain programs must be spontaneous, not spontaneous. However, in the singing competition program, "reality" has an integral part, and even the most cunning producer cannot make it through a script.

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Recommend people with real talents who can do other things besides pushing people's buttons and posting their lives on Instagram. These mainstream competitions can destroy careers and reputations as easily as destructive performances, but they also open hundreds of careers for artists who may never have the opportunity to show their abilities to the world. This is a singer from North Texas who has found a way to become a star through the airwaves.

Current Champion of Modern Reality Singing Competition

, Won the local championship for the first time in the 16th season of the Frisco singer

Won the top prize of the show last year. Jarmon was thanked by Judge John Legend in the first season of the show, which was when all four other judges on the show, Blake Shelton, Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson, were blindly auditioning for Sting’s "Field of Gold" Hit the buzzer. Jarmon defeated Louisiana singer Gyth Rigdon and won her (and her coach Legend) victory, which made the two perform the unforgettable and heartfelt duet of Nat Nat Cole's "Unforgettable" and became the ranking Top of the list.

One of the judges who helped Jarmon gain an early fame in the music industry is a veteran of live TV music shows and an OG champion. The Burleson native won the first season of Fox's hit record

In 2002, when she was recording her first album, she became famous in one fell swoop. Without brainwashing the entire music world, no public relations team could do it. This victory earned her the usual ridicule of future music legends, but it also enabled Clarkson to sign a recording contract with RCA Records and conduct a national tour.

Clarkson continued to release 8 albums, reaching 5 of the singles in the top 10.

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Reached the first place in 2002. She experienced some

But she appeared in an unforgettable performance

The last season, and in such

And her own daytime talk show.

Their relationship can be traced back to their days at Arlington Martin High School, and their careers lasted longer than the brief performances that brought members to music careers. A team composed of Scott Hoying, Kevin Olusola, Mitch Grassi, Matt Sallee and Matt ·The elite team formed by Matt Sallee participated in the competition when they were still classmates in 2011 and won the championship of the NBC Season 3 A cappella reality singing competition

. Instead of sticking to the contracts they won, they turned to the growing media sensation known as YouTube and continued to pursue their careers by launching their own music works. The move paid off, earning them 18 million subscribers and 4 billion comments. Their viral success led to a more lucrative contract with RCA Records, which helped them release 10 albums, two of which ranked first on the Billboard charts. They also produced three holiday specials for NBC and made unforgettable appearances in the movie

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Exceeding Kelly Clarkson's level of prestige may be almost impossible for future work.

Contestants, but this Arlington native is definitely the closest. Hall is only unique in video and music (and because we all know it does irritate Simon Cowell, the biggest power bastard on TV). Hall is a native of Plainview and moved to Dallas as a child to play a role in Broadway in the musical

Before getting fame in the first 15 minutes of entering the game

The ninth season.

All the way to the semi-finals, he mainly used his own unique wit and colorful tunes to blend together-now his trademark. Cowell cruelly predicted in the show that Hall "in no way represents any use for Broadway actors", but Hall later proved his fault in the YouTube video, making him a superstar and attracting the blockbuster Bi Ansi and Taylor Swift’s interest led to the release of three acclaimed albums and concert tours.

American online reality show that first caught the attention of country music

In 2003, she won third place in the performance, but in the long run, she far surpassed her second and first place. Lambert performed her first live performance in Arlington in the 16-year-old Johnny High Country Music Review, which resulted in a recording and her first album of the same name before appearing in the performance. Her unforgettable performance became an audition for a future record contract with Epic Records, which released her next album

Topped the Billboard country music charts in the same year. The next five albums also ranked first on Billboard’s country music sales charts, winning platinum awards and honors, including two Grammy Awards, six American Country Awards and more.

In season 15, the self-proclaimed "Melancholic Pop" star from Denton became a familiar face for music fans outside of North Texas.

 Deduction of Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon". Levine said that if two of them have not selected a singer, she will get a full four-person swivel chair in her first audition. Even if she did not win the season,

Since then, there are more chairs than judges. She has become a favorite of music critics and fans with her unique musical style-delicately entwined with annoying words on electronic melody-won her featured performance at the South By Southwest Festival in Austin

This singer from Cypress, as the winner of the fourth season, first attracted everyone's attention.

, Is the youngest winner in the history of the series. The soulful country star toured with Kane Brown, Blake Shelton, and Brad Paisley, and released two pieces produced by Big Machine Records Highly acclaimed albums-all before she was 24 years old. For the budding star, this seems to be far from enough. She also has to perform with Paisley in the Ole Opry and sing the national anthem at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.

The Fort Worth native became famous on the stage around Dallas-Worthworth. He was

He is well-known in the local circle for his guitar and vocal performances in the band "No Civilians", but in the interpretation of "That's How Strong is My Love" performed by Otis Redding, he is In the first season of the show, he became famous as a four-person Turner, as a student of pop singer and hat lover Pharrell Williams. Wade still calls Texas his home, but he performed unforgettable live performances with Patti LaBelle and Casey Abrams and released three studio albums.

Clarkson is not the only hero who has the last chance to perform in Fox's final season

 Won the third place in the reality show, which produced his first hit single "Strike a Match" in 2015. Dalton Rapattoni released a total of six singles before and after the performance. Even if he started to pursue his own national music career, he did not forget his roots, but chose to stay at Matt Noveskey in Blue October to record music.

American former star

Maybe she won seventh place on the reality show that helped her stand out, but she has become one of the most acclaimed and popular music producers in modern countries. After Musgraves appeared on TV, he signed a contract with Mercury Nashville in 2012 and released a breakthrough album

The following year, she won the Grammy Award for Best Country Album and Best Country Song for her single "Merry Go Round". Musgraves won four other Grammy Awards for his album in 2018

, Including "Best Country" and "Best Album of the Year". Three of her four albums ranked first on the Billboard Country charts, and even ranked in the top four on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. She has also released five gold and three platinum best-selling singles.

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