The 23-year-old dueling piano player from Kalamazoo, Mich., was rescued by the show's judges two weeks ago. But on Wednesday it was revealed that he received the fewest viewer votes on the Fox singing competition — just beneath this season's most formidable front-runner.
"I'll definitely remember being the cat with nine lives up here," Giraud said after his dismissal.
The drama was extended after Seacrest sent Allen to safety, leaving Lambert and Giraud as the bottom two vote-getters. While the judges were split on Tuesday's "Rat Pack"-themed show over Giraud's "My Funny Valentine" rendition, they all agreed that 27-year-old theater actor Lambert's "Feeling Good" performance left them feeling, well, really good.
The Lambert alarm was all for naught, though. Giraud was sent packing.
In addition, to the results, Season5 winner Taylor Hicks returned to perform his new single, "Seven Mile Breakdown", legend Natalie Cole performed "Something's Gotta Give", and mentor Jamie Foxx delivered an unprofessional and inappropriate performance of his No.1 hit, "Blame It":
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