Chris Sligh might've been something like a phenomenon during his season of American Idol (which Jordin Sparks eventually won, and clearly she's doing just fine for herself), but he's pretty much saying he's a nobody now, and letting anyone who loses Idol know that they should expect to be the same.
You're not going to be successful. You're not going to be millionaires (with the exception of MAYBE Kris [Allen] and Adam [Lambert]). You are going to struggle. No one will care about you. Those fans who've been asking for your autograph all tour long - 98% of them don't give a flying poo about you once next season of Idol starts. They're not going to buy your album when you put it out 2 years late. Chances are you'll never feel the rush of playing in front 10,000 people who care about you again. Your star is waning and remarkably quickly. In other words, your days of being a star are over. But that's all right - so are mine. And I'm one of the most successful for my season of Idol. I'm not a star. Chances are I never again will be.
Minus 3 points for feeling sorry for himself. Check out the entire blog post right here.
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