Michelle Lampkin wore a fairly normal outfit, but Jeffery's outfit had plenty of meaning behind it: Jeffery wore a black and pink striped tie around his head as a tribute to Paula; sportswear and loafers for Randy; and dog tags in honor of Simon's "military presence."

Before their audition, Michelle and Jeffery sang "bom-chicka-wah-wah," followed by other raucous ad libbing. They were loud and obnoxious, yet in a fun way.

Michelle and Jeffery sang R. Kelly and Celine Dion's I'm Your Angel. They gave a decent performance. The judges were more impressed with Jeffery's voice. Randy said yes to Jeffery, but no to Michelle. Paula and Simon gave them both approval, so Michelle and Jeffery are both headed to Hollywood.

Upon getting passed through, Jeffery did a little stomping tap dance on the stage. Jeffery ran out of the audition room screaming and jumping up and down.

In this rare set of circumstances, two performers sang together and were passed through to Hollywood without having to sing separately.

Read about Jeffery's Hollywood audition.

Randy and Crystal met in the AmericanIdol.com message boards, where Randy gives advice and information to people about the auditioning process.

Randy started poorly singing Andy Griggs' She's More and Crystal joined in.

The judges told the couple that their singing wasn't even close, but that they were happy they had met each other.

Crystal asked if she should continue to sing at family functions, and Simon admitted that, if he were in her family, he would have asked her to stop.

DeAnna is from Kelly Pickler's hometown of Albemarle, North Carolina.

DeAnna is a waitress, and she told Simon that her least favorite crowd was the "all you can eat" Sunday crowd that keeps ordering plate after plate of food, making the waitresses run back and forth to deliver the food.

DeAnna sang Reba Mcentire's Fancy. Throughout the song, she sang very loudly and with an almost angry expression on her face.

Simon told her to stop and called her "Deana" (dee-nah) and DeAnna immediately corrected him: "De-Anna. That's why I spell my name with a capital A, just to eliminate the whole Deana. It's De-Anna."

Simon mentioned that the performance was a bit angry, and DeAnna said that the song was supposed to be angry. Simon suggested that perhaps it was the "annoying" restaurant-goers who annoyed her.

Before her audition, DeAnna said, "If I don't sound any better than Kelly Pickler, I really don't want to be here." Be careful what you wish for . . .

The first thing you notice about Raysharde is his afro. Reysharde has a effervescent personality and seemed to have an upbeat attitude. Raysharde insists that people call him "the black Clay Aiken."

Raysharde sang Bonnie Raitt's I Can't Make You Love Me. He sang the first four notes fine, and then slipped into an unbelievably nasal sound for a couple notes. The rest of the song was just off pitch as he dropped to his knees and belted out the lyrics.

The judges advised Raysharde that he was just too over the top with his performance. Simon labeled it as "1970s cruise ship cabaret."