TPF season 6: Updates on the competition
25 November 2013
In what started with 25 contestants then reduced to 15, after a month we now have eight contestants left.
Tusker Project Fame 6 seems to get interesting by the day with less than a month to the grand finale.
With no one on probation last week thanks to Victor Seii who was the Music Director, the usual eviction show on Saturday was just a live performance from the contestants with no one leaving the academy.
The Judges asked the contestants to perform songs that were selected by them.
Well, the performance from the contestants was one that deserved to be applauded as they all had their vocals on point.
Sunday was the probation show as always and it was the second drama this season after last week’s.
All the contestants were put on probation; although not all of them had bad performances, some were good enough not to be on probation this week.
This means that all of them will depend on East Africa to remain in the academy. The million dollar question is who will leave and who will stay?
According to Natalie Lukkenaer, one of the initial auditioning judges, “The show is growing and becoming better every week. Contestants have really improved as compared to when they started.”
Tusker Project Fame 6 seems to get interesting by the day with less than a month to the grand finale.
With no one on probation last week thanks to Victor Seii who was the Music Director, the usual eviction show on Saturday was just a live performance from the contestants with no one leaving the academy.
The Judges asked the contestants to perform songs that were selected by them.
Well, the performance from the contestants was one that deserved to be applauded as they all had their vocals on point.
Sunday was the probation show as always and it was the second drama this season after last week’s.
All the contestants were put on probation; although not all of them had bad performances, some were good enough not to be on probation this week.
This means that all of them will depend on East Africa to remain in the academy. The million dollar question is who will leave and who will stay?
According to Natalie Lukkenaer, one of the initial auditioning judges, “The show is growing and becoming better every week. Contestants have really improved as compared to when they started.”
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