Everything got back to business in the last "DSDS" recall episode.
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| Candidate Natalie on DSDS 2023 |
The contenders were under immense strain not just because of the personal song selection, but it also cracked personally in certain instances. The remaining thirteen contestants were permitted to select their favorite songs and perform them in front of the jury for the big recall finale. That was a great gesture, but everyone felt pressured. "Should I sing something familiar or something new?" Lawa, who was noticeably anxious, inquired.
But there was a large party before we could start practice. Candidate Felix had his birthday, so the broadcaster took advantage of the occasion. There were complimentary beverages and a lovely beachfront location. The superstars were allowed to unwind one final time before things got serious the next morning. Last night's receipt: hungover mood! It was time to grit your teeth once more and prove what you could accomplish.
Juror Leony snatched applicant Aileen for some "additional coaching." "You can see that she has a lot of thoughts in her head during the performance," Leony, who was curious about Aileen's nervousness, explained. "There's so much in me that I've observed since 'DSDS,' and it's all pouring out now," the top contender revealed. Of course, no one wants to fail so close to the finish line. Yet, there were not just small issues with the music choices; there was also a great deal of misunderstanding.
Aileen and Natalie snatched each other's hair. What's the reason? Banal. "I have a feeling I'll never get a word in with you," Natalie grumbled. Aileen, for her part, accused her opponent of the same thing: "I did nothing wrong!"
Kiyan, the candidate, appraised the situation calmly: "You should focus on the music, not on who talks too much and when." The disputes were thus put on hold, only to resurface shortly afterwards. Lawa begged Rose for help while she practiced her self-selected song "Umbrella" by Rihanna. She didn't get very far with her coaching since Natalie suddenly appeared between the two.
"May I assist you?" Nobody wanted Natalie's assistance, but she persisted. "I don't believe she'll be able to handle it if she's not being videotaped," Lawa remarked. Rose was up to eighty in a matter of seconds. She yelled at Natalie:
"Slowly but steadily! That's between Lawa and myself!"
The major chatter began quickly at the dinner table. "It's simply zero point zero self-reflection," Felix engraved.
Aileen, who had talked with Natalie a few hours before, had given up: "It's all pointless." Yet the difficulties between Aileen and Natalie flared up again in no time. "You need to know your limitations," Rose yelled. Natalie, who ultimately sat alone at the table, had lost her grasp on reality. "Every now and again, when I have time, I bother folks." But just for kicks..."
Following all of the "noise about nothing," Juliette, the singing coach, gave the hopefuls another surprise: "We think you should be permitted to phone your loved ones."
The happiness was palpable, and hardly no one cried while calling loved ones. Sam, who dialed his wife's number, could hardly speak: "I'd love to chat, but I cannot."
We swiftly returned to business after this emotional high. The battle on the beach was not far away. "Today we will see candidates who were truly always good falling," Dieter Bohlen predicted before of time. He was apparently correct in this regard.