Talk:Jordis Unga

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She was easily the most popular contestant on Rock Star:INXS.

I don't know if that's really the case. Obviously if she was "easily" the most popular contestant, she would have always stayed out of the bottom three, which was not the case. Furthermore, by the final five it's been difficult to really say who is the most popular of the people. Ergo, I feel comfortable removing this sentence. --Benfergy 22:27, 18 September 2005 (UTC)

Agreed. In addition, I reformatted the images. I feel that currently there is perhaps one too many pictures here, but I'll let another make that decision, I like 'em both. If anyone in Minnesota knows anything of the Fighting Tongs, link it up. I linked up the other bands. Is there any way to check the veracity of how her band was involved? It sounds like it is one of those sneaky promotional tricks. Like they played the second stage but sound as if they opened for these bands. I wouldn't be so suspicious, but after hearing INXS being described in superlatives for the last few months, I wonder. Khirad 07:15, 25 September 2005 (UTC)